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How do you print data from an arry index by stating the position as the output in the C program? 
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What is the relationship Between Classes and Objects? 
Latest Answer: The relationship between Classes and Objects can be defined in the easy way as The relationship between Maruti and a particular Maruti 800 DL 12 H 2343, implies when we talk about Maruti it gives us sense that we are talking about car but a numbered car ...
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What do you mean by priority level in features of OOPS? 
Latest Answer: There are three priority levels for a thread i.e which thread has to access the resource first or second when two or more thread try to access the same resource at same time.max_priority 10norm_priority 5 (default)min_priority 1 Priority level can ...

in a given number how many 1 bits and 0 bits are there,,,,,,,,,,can anyone solve this problem by using bit wise operator 
Latest Answer: for(int count = 0; ;n = n>>1){     count += (n&1);} ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : lipune

In operator overloading Which can be overloaded but cannot be inherated? 
Latest Answer: i thnk it is an '=' operator...any way check this once with your programming skills. ...

Latest Answer: It can be better explained in this way also.Thumb Rule When a copy constructor is called ? : when any object is created and it is being initialized with otherObject of same type Copy constructor  is called. Blv me this is is only one way how copy ...
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Why are private fields assigned with public properties?Is this not same as declaring the field Public?
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : purba

Latest Answer: Encapsulation means data hiding+abstraction. In data hiding we will not allow our data to go out directly. Eg. Declaring data members as private is data hiding, where as abstraction means hiding internal implementation is called abstraction. ...
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(without using the built in functions of C++) 
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I need a simple example progam for this with clear definition 
Latest Answer: How will this memset() function willl handle the worst case (ie) when the string is lesser than the given length If my string is   char string[]="i love my india";If I use the function memset(string, '*' , 20);Will it handle ...
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