3 ms·
Well, that is implementation defined, surely the only reasonable answer here is `sizeof(void * )` chars... where a `char` is probably 8 bits.
by Thiez 8y ago
Well, that is implementation defined, surely the only reasonable answer here is `sizeof(void * )` chars... where a `char` is probably 8 bits.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- stcredzero 8y agoOr, they could ask if they are on a 32 bit or 64 bit system. They don't have to be absolutely pedantically correct. They just need to demonstrate they have a clue, as opposed to none.
- tonysdg 8y agoI feel obliged to ask: are there any modern (post-1990) ISAs where a char _isn't_ 8 bits?