C - Input and OutputWhich of the following is the correct syntax to read an integer input in C?Aread(num);Bprint("%d", num);Cinput(num);Dscanf("%d", &num);Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall C input syntaxIn C, scanf is used to read input, with format specifiers like %d for integers.Step 2: Check each optionOnly scanf with "%d" and address operator & is correct syntax for integer input.Final Answer:scanf("%d", &num); -> Option DQuick Check:scanf + %d + &variable = input integer [OK]Quick Trick: Use scanf with & for input variables [OK]Common Mistakes:Using print instead of scanfOmitting & before variableUsing non-C functions like input()
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