C Programming - Strings - Discussion

I got the warning.

"Assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast". But there is a smooth compilation of the code with the output as "India".

str[10]="india"
sttr[6]="bix"
printf"%s",str);

Here what will be output?

Can we initialize same string variable str, twice with different size?

So what will be the output? How is it error?

It's printing India in windows 16 also.

When you will assign any value to a pointer variable then compiler will automatically convert given value in address of pointer type such automatic type conversion is known as non-portable pointer conversion. Non-portable pointer conversion is not cause of any compilation error but it is bad coding style. Hence compiler will send one warning message.

For example:

#include<stdio.h>
void main(){
int a =10;
int *p;
int **q;
p=a; //Nonportable pointer conversion
q=a; //Nonportable pointer conversion
printf("%d %d",*p,**q);
}

Hello all,

Here data type for str[6]="BIX"; is not defined so it will not consider as a string.
It should be de char str[6]="BIX"; then it will print BIX.