Languages Interview Questions

The answer is either 3 or its ascii value 51 depending on the compiler.

ANSWER:(A)ASCII Value of 123

6

The answer is 1. Negative subscripts are definitely allowed in C and C++.

Its both because in some books it is
1:Uniform Resource Locator and in some other books its 2:Universal Resource Locator because they both
suggesting that the location of the resource at Universally and Uniformly hope you have got right thing from this answer

A. universal resource locator

Its 49n because compiler starts execution from right to left then it founds that ++i (remember,this is compiler execution) means it will take just 7 simply then again it founds that ++i (remember,this...

Since i=7
hence i++*i++=7+1*i++
=8*7++
=56++
=57
Since it is printf("%dn",i++*i++)
The output is 57n

Applet life cycle: applet life cycle 1.init() [born of applet] 2.start() [start of applet] ...

An applet can react to major events in the following ways:

It can initialize itself.
It can start running.
It can stop running.
It can perform a final cleanup, in preparation for being unloaded.

A. Language Independence

l value refers to memory location and r value is known as read values.

l values are present on the left side of = sign and r value are present on the right side of = sign

int j;
j=6;

here j is l value and 6 is r value..as we cannot write 6=j,hence l value is required.

"n=m m=1+n"

Code
"n=m
m=1+n"

Error bcoz there is no initilization of numeric value.

shell

A. shell

A. Random

A. Random

fread()

readfile()

It is known as Kenbak.

Booting

Waves in open space propagate in all directions, as spherical waves. In this way they lose their power proportionally to the square of the distance; that is, at a distance R from the source, the power...

This question answer is (a).

C

Virtual memory depends on the Disc Space.

the ans will be none of these.
because scanf("%[^a]",dummy); means it will store characters in dummy upto 1st a is encountered in the input

buffer stdin .

so it will show output to the string upto 1st 'a';

eg. if we will enter "hello sapan"
it will show :- hello s

it will print the characters till 'a' encounter..

If you will write scanf("%[^g]",dummy);
then
It will print all the characters till the 'g' encounter.

it's the Symbol Table

B) Symbol Table

[~/temp]$ cat deepak.sh #! /bin/sh # reverse a string [[ -z "$@" ]] && STR=" a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z " || STR="$@" len=${#STR} REV="" for (( i=$len ; i>0 ; i-- )) do ...

Please guys, check your answer before, I saw many of them wrong on this website. The above "binary operators" description should say this: (++ and -- are Unary by the way....) The binary operators ...

Unary operator is used to operate two operands. ex +,-,*. Mostly there are will be used only for Arithmatic operations.

Binary operators are used to operate the single operand values ex.++,--,==

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