What will be the output of the following C code?#include <stdio.h>int *m(){int *p = 5;return p;}void main(){int *k = m();printf("%d", k);}5Junk value0Error

The output of the given C code will be an Error.

The reason is that in the function m(), you are trying to assign an integer value to a pointer variable p. In C, a pointer should be assigned an address of a variable, not a direct value.

So, when you try to compile this code, it will throw a compilation error saying something like "assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast".

The output of the given C code will be an Error.

The reason is that in the function m(), you are trying to assign an integer value to a pointer variable p. In C, a pointer should be assigned the address of a variable, not a direct value.

So, when you try to compile this code, it will throw a compilation error saying something like "assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast".