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Latest Answer: minimum heap means to sort in heap there must be atleast two nodes and maximum heap means any number of nodes may be there... ...
What will be the output of the following question#includemain(){int i=90,k,l;k=i%-3;l=-i%3;printf("%d",k+l);}
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What is the output of the following program#includevoid main(){printf("%d%d",sizeof('a'),sizeof("a"));
Write a program to count the occurrence of following C keywords in a file and calculate the sum? 1.int 2.char 3.static 4.struct 5.union 6.return
I have a class defined belowclass A{ int *m_ptr; A(){}};main(){ int *loc_ptr; A a1,a2;}I have to write a copy constructor for this classPlease help in this problemThanks in Advance.
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Latest Answer: Because it takes single line for initialization,condition check and incremention. in While loop default statement is not possible which is in for while statement must contain conditional statement which may not required in for semicolan after whie statement ...
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Latest Answer: HiI came across scalar and derived data types in C.Scalar data types:  int, float, chat, doubleDervied Data types:  structure, union, function, pointers I am not sure about the difference between integral and scalar data types.Thanks & RegardsSathish ...
Latest Answer: i++ more fast than i+1,take less CPU than i+1 ...
Latest Answer: A Null pointer is one which does not refer to any thing Far pointer refers to an address which not in the same segment where pointer is defined. Near pointer refers to an address in the same segment where the pointer is defined Regards Mulay Chetan ...
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