int i = 10; Printf ("i =% u's address", & amp; i); Output: Address I = 3220204848 Output on re-execution: I = 3216532594 Address
Every time I execute the program, the new address of i
What does it show?
This indicates that your program is loading a different (virtual) address each time you enter it It's a feature that is called the most modern operating system.
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