Variables

Question

Whenever I declare a variable of data type int in c++. And assign value in such way int a='65'. It gives me some irrelevant output. Why is it so??

Answer 1

just try :

int a =65;

Answer 2

because you can only write one character inside single quote ( ' ) but when you try to write more than one character the compiler will misinterprete that.

Answer 3

I know I miss Semicolon at end. I left it willingly here. I know it is done when I write a=65. but my Question is why it shows irrelevant answer when I place a='65'

Answer 4

Hi

Answer 5

It will bring out that irrelevant output because their isn't a space between a and an equal sign