C - Variables and Data TypesIdentify the error in this C declaration:unsigned signed int num;AMissing variable nameBShould use 'long' instead of 'signed'CCannot combine 'unsigned' and 'signed' modifiersDNo error, valid declarationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand modifier compatibility'unsigned' and 'signed' are opposite modifiers and cannot be combined together.Step 2: Check declaration validityCombining both causes a syntax error; variable name is present, so no missing name error.Final Answer:Cannot combine 'unsigned' and 'signed' modifiers -> Option CQuick Check:unsigned + signed = invalid [OK]Quick Trick: Don't mix 'unsigned' and 'signed' together [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking both can be combinedIgnoring opposite meaningsAssuming 'signed' is default and can be added
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