[Solved] Please explain this ambiguity in C

Question

This program provokes undefined behavior since it does not follow the rules of C. You should give printf one argument per format specifier after the format string.

On common C implementations, it prints whatever happens to be on the stack after the pointer to "%d", interpreted as an integer. On others, it may send demons flying out of your nose.

Accepted Answer

This program provokes undefined behavior since it does not follow the rules of C. You should give printf one argument per format specifier after the format string.

On common C implementations, it prints whatever happens to be on the stack after the pointer to "%d", interpreted as an integer. On others, it may send demons flying out of your nose.