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How to find the address of a variable which is declared as long double? 
Latest Answer: #iinclude void main(){    double &x;     *x=5.5;     printf("Address = %u",x); }Try This.   ...

How to find the ASCII value of an element ? 
Latest Answer: main(){ char ch='+'; printf("%d",ch); } ...

What is the difference between short int and int? 
Latest Answer: hi i hope this will be useful for u.in 16 bit processor (Ex: 8086), int data type contains 2 bytes(16 bits) and short contains 1 bytes(8 bits).in 32 bit processor (80486), int data type contains 4 bytes(32 bits) and short contains 2 bytes(16 ...

What are all the type of Exceptions available in C ?  

What is garbage value and How it is stored? 
Latest Answer: Garbage value is a value which is not useful to your program. Normally when you create a variable and don't initialize it, it has a garbage value which is left behind by another program at that memory address. ...

How to find the least two numbers in a single dimension array in a single pass (traversing the elements only once) 
Latest Answer: It is very simple man. Just do like taht.#define LEAST_COMPARE(index, least) list[index] < list[least]for (index = 0;index < 10;index++){    if (LEAST_COMPARE(index,least))    {        ...
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1. Given an 2D array A[M][N], we are converting it into A[N][M] along with rotating it anti clockwise. What should be the mapping,A[i][j] = A[?][?] (i,j are 0 based indices) example:.............................................4......81...2...3...4..............................3......7.......................======>..........2......6 
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1. Find output for following recursive function :int main(){int i=32242,j=find(i);}int find(int j){if(j){j = j%10 + find(j/10);printf(" %d ",j);}return j;} 2. What is the problem with following 
Latest Answer:  1.The answer is:24223 ...

How to find binary equivalent of a float number 5.375? 
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What is the answer of a++ + ++a + a++ int a=5;c = a++ + ++a + a++;//compiler produces the answer 28!!!//How 
Latest Answer: Here the value of a=8 if a=5; and c=18 if c=a++ + ++a + a++ because a will evaluate thrice so a=8 and for c first take a++ + ++a here 5+6=11 and one post increment of a so a=7 again 11+a++=11+7=18 and one a++=8; ...
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