Why char a='13'; is invalid in this question?

Question

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Answer 1

You have two characters 1 and 3

Answer 2

Piyush Srivastava not bro 😂
say sis😅

Answer 3

got it voja thank u🙂

Answer 4

😂😂 but i usually call girls bro 😎that's my way PRIYANKA. No sis 😂😂😇

Answer 5

Bro actually it represents two characters '1' and '2'.you can use two different char variable for this stuff.

Answer 6

Nice Questions

Answer 7

anuradha mall please note that char c==''9" is also not valid. Double quotes means String, single quotes is for char (like PRIYANKA mentions)

Answer 8

char c==''9" is valid becoz char can hold only one letter but char=="13" is not a char it is string so it is invalid

Answer 9

This is bevaise char datatype only accepts one character

Answer 10

Because character can only contain one digit or alphabet

Answer 11

Yes and it must be enclosed within single quotes

Answer 12

Because char store only 1 bit value and 13 is 2 bit

Answer 13

In 13 there are two characters 1 and 3 so it not suitable for char

Answer 14

Char can read only one character

Answer 15

Char type is only one letter or sign you have two.

Answer 16

You can also use char to store integers, so

char a = 13;

is valid. Note there is not single quotes around 13.

Answer 17

14

Answer 18

You have '13' assigned to a. 13 is two characters. It supposed to be just one character