What is performed by the following statement:fscanf("%[^,]", a);reads a string containing any character other than " and does not consume the first", found.reads a string containing any character other than " and whitespaces and does not consume the first " orwhitespace found.reads a string containing any character other than " and whitespaces and consumes the first " orwhitespace found.reads a string containing any character other than ", and consumes the first", found.

The following statement: fscanf("%[^,]", a); Perform following:

What is performed by the following statement: fscanf("%[^,]", a); reads a string containing any character other than " and does not consume the first found. O reads a string containing any character other than and whitespaces and does not consume the first c whitespace found. O reads a string containing any character other than " and whitespaces and consumes the first", or whitespace found. reads a string containing any character other than " and consumes the first found.

What is performed by the following statement: fscanf("%[^,]", a); reads a string containing any character other than " and does not consume the first found. O reads a string containing any character other than and whitespaces and does not consume the first c whitespace found. O reads a string containing any character other than " and whitespaces and consumes the first", or whitespace found. reads a string containing any character other than " and consumes the first found.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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