Size of an operator

#1

it was told by our mentor in our class that int gives a variable 32 bits and char gives its variable 32 bits then why is the size of the operator is different when both are taking the same space of 32 bits

#2

@nimishkhattar07 Hey Nimish I think your mentor was talking about the pointer variable. Any pointer of any datatype (int*,float*,char*) reserves 4 byte memory in 32 bit memory System and in the 64 bit memory Machine pointer reserves 8 byte memory.

And size of primitive Data type is different.
int - 4 byte
char - 2 byte

Code Link : https://ide.codingblocks.com/s/81191

#3

@nimishkhattar07 hey Nimish, if your query is resolved. Please mark this doubt as resolved and if you have any query then tell me, I am happy to help you out.