Does C use short circuit evaluation even when arguments are function calls?

Question

I know that logical operators do short-circuit checking. That is, if there is a statement like A && B && C, then if A is false,

Answer 1

yes, it is true in function calls also.

#include
void main()
{
    if(0&&printf("hello"))
    {
        printf("true");

    }
    else 
        printf("false");
}

for example consider the above code, it will give output as false. However replacing 0 by 1 in "if condition' will give output as "hellotrue."