printing char array

[voipims]

my print output is "helloworld" instead of "hello" , why ?

  int main()
{
        char a[5] = "hello";
        char b[5] = "world" ;
        char p[5];
        char *c ;
        char *k = "ragav";
         printf("%s\n",a);
}

[TarikNeaj]

Nope. Your print output is "hello"

printf("%s\n",a) See? You only output "a", dont see the b anywhere.

printf("%s%s\n",a,b)

Edit: Also, Change the arrays to [6] not 5. Because you have to leave place for a "\0".

[S G H]

Actually, since hello and world are stored just one after the other with no space for the null terminator, the behavior is undefined.
Your program could reformat your hard drive, send a rocket into space(provided you have the necessary hardware options) or simply print "helloworld" due to stack overflowing.

[TarikNeaj]

Imagen if his code was the first thing to land on pluto.