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Latest Answer: In C it is System("program_to_run.exe"); In Windows it can be ShellExecute(); or WinExec(); ...

Latest Answer: This statement should be fopen("c:\\newdirfile.dat","r"); ...

Latest Answer: #include #include /* Prototype Declaration */int validateDate(int dd, int mm, int yyyy);void printError();int calcDay_Dec31(int yyyy);int dayInYear(int dd, int mm);void nameInStr (char daysInWord[], int days);void main(void){    ...

Latest Answer: Hi, This is a typical example of reflection. If you are using .NET then use reflection for this purpose. In this case you create an object of a particular  type and the invoke methods at run time by passing function name. ...

Latest Answer: By useing the "far *". ...

Latest Answer: use ulimit -n 100. that is the above line increase the number of open file descriptor to 100 w.r.t that shellbalaji ...

Latest Answer: it will give last initialize value..suppose you write ..int x=10;printf("%d");then it prints 10;if not initialize then print a garbage value.. ...

Latest Answer: In C you would use an array of pointer-to-functions and call the functions by using the array index. ...

Latest Answer: namespace is a logical collection of classes in which different methods,properties are predefined. ...

Latest Answer: #include main(int argc, char *argv[]){  printf("Removing: %s...n", argv[0]);  remove(argv[0]);} ...

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