What will be printed when this program is executed?int f(int x){if(x

1.	What will be printed when this program is executed?int f(int x){if(x <= 4)return x;return f(--x);}void main(){printf("%d ", f(7));}
A.	5 6 7
B.	2 3 4
C.
D.	yntax error
Answer» D. yntax error

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