Guess the output #includes<stdio•h> int main() { print("Hello"); break; printf("world"); return 0; } A. Hello B. World C. Compile error D. Hello world​

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The provided C code contains a couple of issues, including a typo in the printf function and an incorrect use of the break statement. The corrected code should look like this:

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#include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello"); // break; // Incorrect use of break here printf("world"); return 0; } 

Now, let's analyze the corrected code:

  1. The printf("Hello"); statement will print "Hello" to the standard output.
  2. The printf("world"); statement will print "world" to the standard output.
  3. The return 0; statement indicates the end of the main function.

Since there are no actual errors that would prevent the code from compiling, and both printf statements are valid, the correct answer is:

D. Hello world

The output of the corrected code will be "Hello world".