Given the following: char S [ ]= "abcdefg";?

Question

What is the output of this statement?????

printf("%s", S+3);

a. abcdefg
b. defg
c. cdefg

Answer 1

The answer is b).

S + 0 = 'abcdefg'
S + 1 = 'bcdefg'
S + 2 = 'cdefg'
S + 3 = 'defg'

Answer 2

This is one you could of course test for youself.
However, 'b' is the correct answer.
Because S+0 would start from 'a', S+1 would start from 'b', and S+2 would start from 'c'. Remember, arrays are indexed by 0, not by starting at 1 (unless your working with a language other than C, like for instance VB).