Please take the time to post the questions and if anything is not relating to the article post them as separate query in the forum.
hi shabbir i have only scanned copies of the questions,that is the reason i send them as bmp images in zip file,if possible please send the answers to those questions,
I have deleted them and if they are not the question relating to the article have them as separate thread. Also try to type them out or try making them OCR.
hi for Q19 in discussons you told sol is 1,but sol 3 seems to be correct,as memory created by alloca is valid only in the array_dup() function.
Not all the answers are correct. Perhaps you should expend some additional effort before publishing misleading or inaccurate information.
hi there, does anyone have answer key? i wanna know if my answers were correct. pls send me if it is ok. crazyfunk69@yahoo.com i really do appreciate it. tnx
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Hi can you please tell me the answers for the following questions? 5 6 7 8 15 16 34 36 37 42 59 61 62 75 78 80 82 85 87 90 95 Please its urgent dude. Please help me with the answers....... Big Thanks in advance
:crazy: :crazy: can any one pls mail the answers of all questions to intelaravind@gmail.com. and if possible with explanation
int main(void){free(0)} Which one of the following statements is true regarding the above code in Standard C? Choice 1 The freeing of a null pointer will cause a program crash. Choice 2 The code is wrong because free is not a standard C function. Choice 3 malloc should be called before free. Choice 4 The code is wrong because free does not take one argument. Choice 5 The call to free will have no effect. (Ans-???)
New Question: double d[128]; Considering the above array d which below code will write the contents of the array d to the stream indicated by the pointer p? Choice 1 fprintf(p, "%[128d", d); Choice 2 fwrite(d, sizeof(double), sizeof(d), p); Choice 3 fwrite(d, sizeof(d), sizeof(double), p); Choice 4 write(fp, d, sizeof(d)); Choice 5 fwrite(d, sizeof(*d), 128, p);
Which one of the following appends the character '?' to the string str ? Choice 1 strcat(str,"\?"); (Ans--?) Choice 2 strccat(str,'?'); Choice 3 strapp(str,'?'); Choice 4 strcat(str,'?'); Choice 5 strcon(str,"?");
Which one of the following is a true statement about an lvalue? Choice 1 An lvalue is, by definition, the value appearing on the rightmost side of an assignment statement. Choice 2 By definition, an lvalue is the storage space indirectly referenced by a pointer. Choice 3 All lvalues can be used on the right side of an assignment statement. (Ans--?) Choice 4 An lvalue is the result of an arithmetic operation involving quantities of type long int.