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Latest Answer: test.h is nothing but in my pgm..simply include all header files..#include#include#include#include ...
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Latest Answer: global and static variable are stored in data segment.heap memory used for dynamic memory allocation. ...

How size of structure can be calculated? What is byte alignment used while allocating memory for structure members.

Latest Answer: eg of contagious memory allocation ia array.                                                              ...

Latest Answer: Static int variable are accessed only inside the file where it is defined. Thus we can have same variable name  in 2 files if the variable is defined as static. The scope of the variable is limited to the file in which it is defined. ...
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Consider the following program:#includemain(){int i=3;int *j;int **k;j=&i;k=&j;printf("Address of i=%un",&i);printf("Address of j=%un",&j);printf("Address of k=%un",&k);return 0;}Suppose the answer is:Address of i=2004Address of j=2002Address of k=2000why is the address decreasing ?
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which one of the following is not an integral data type 1. Character 2. Boolean 3. Integer 4. Pointer type  
Latest Answer: Pointer Type is not an integral.Even though pointer type hold integer type value, It doesn't mean that. That is integer value. It is just an address of anything. ...
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Consider thefollowing code for finding the factorial of given positive integer IFACT=1 DO 100 I=2,N,2 100 IFACT = IFACT*i*(i-1) For which value of N, the above FORTRAN code will not work ? 1. N is even 2. N is odd 3. N is perfect number 4. N mod 3 =0
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The following program fragment int m=n=b=8; char wer[80]; sprintf(wer, "%d%d%d", m, n, b,); puts (wer): 1. prints the string 8 8 8 2. prints the null string 3. prints the string m, n, b 4. none of these
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Lint is 1. a C compiler 2. an inter-active debugger 3. a C interpreter 4. a tool for analyzing a C program
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