Discussion
Which of the following may create problem in the typedef program?
Answer: D
Correct answer: All of the mentioned
All three can cause trouble, though for different reasons. A stray or missing semicolon is the classic typedef error because the declaration must be terminated exactly like any other. An alias hides the underlying type, so the wrong printf or scanf conversion is easily chosen. And arithmetic on an aliased pointer or array type behaves according to the real type, not the name.
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