Default values of int when not initialized in c. why do i get different outputs?

Question

i was just trying to check the default value of int and char when not initialised in c. my problem is that i get two different outputs when i use clrscr() to clear the scree

Answer 1

You shouldn't be expecting anything in particular. The values are uninitialized, i.e.: can be anything.

Why the garbage value in the first case differs from the garbage value in the second case? Who knows? Different memory map, different execution paths - different garbage.