main memory : 1 bytes , secondary memory : 2000 bytes
I want to define integer ( 4 bytes ) variable in c-program which will make use of required memory(3 bytes ). You may think that i am crazy guy but just try to get my intention.
Is there any way to do such kind of things technically………
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