Programming with C, General Programming

Programming with C

Question: Which of the following statements will result in a compilation error?
A
int n=5, x; x=n++;

B
int n=5, x; x= ++n++;

C
int n=5, x; x= (n+1)++;

D
int n=5, x=6; x= (n+x)++;

E
None

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Question: Read the following two declaration statements.
1. #include <stdio.h> 2. #include "stdio.h"
Which of the following statements pertaining to the above two statements are correct?
A
For statement 1, the header file will be searched first in the local directory and then in the standard system directories such as "/usr/include"

B
For statement 1, the header file will be searched in the standard system directories such as "/usr/include"

C
For statement 2, the header file will be searched first in the local directory and then in the standard system directories such as "/usr/include"

D
For statement 2, the header file will be searched first in the local directory and then in the standard system directories such as "/usr/include"

E
None

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Question: Which of the following statements are correct for the keyword register?
A
It is a storage-class-specifier

B
It guarantees that the variable is kept in the CPU register for maximum speed

C
It requests that the variable be kept in the CPU register for maximum speed

D
It does not guarantee that the variable value is kept in CPU register for maximum speed

E
None

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Question: Which is/are the type/s of memory allocation that needs/need the programmer to take care of memory management?
A
Static memory allocation

B
Dynamic memory allocation

C
Automatic memory allocation

D
Automatic memory allocation

E
Memory allocation on heap

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Question: Which of the following comparison statements will be true if an integer is 16 bits and a long is 32 bits on a machine?
A
-1L < 1U

B
-1L > 1U

C
-1L < 1UL

D
-1L > 1UL

E
syntax error

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Question: Which of the following is the correct way of initializing a two-dimensional array?
A
char str[2][4]={ "abc", "def" };

B
char str[2][4]={ {"abc"}, {"def"} };

C
char str[2][4]={ {'a','b','c','\0'}, {'d','e','f','\0'} };

D
all

E
none

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Question: Given the array:int num[3][4]= {
                    {3,6,9,12},
                    {15,25,30,35},
                    {66,77,88,99}
                    };
what would be the output of *(*(num+1)+1)+1?
A3

B15

C26

D66

E77

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Question: Which function will you use to write a formatted output to the file?
A
fputc()

B
fputs()

C
fprintf()

D
fseek()

E
ftell()

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Question: Given the array:
int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} };
what would be the output of *(*(num+1))?
A
3

B
15

C
66

D
6

E
25

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Question: What would be printed on the standard output as a result of the following code snippet?main()
{
        char option = 5;
        switch(option)
        {
                case '5':
                                printf("case : 1 \n");
                                break;
                case 5:
                                printf("case : 2 \n");
                                break;
                default:
                                printf("case : 3 \n");
                                break;
        }
        return 0;
}
Acase : 1

Bcase : 2

Ccase : 3

DResult in compilation error

ENone

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Question: Which of the following statements will result in a compilation error?

Question: Read the following two declaration statements.
1. #include <stdio.h> 2. #include "stdio.h"
Which of the following statements pertaining to the above two statements are correct?

Question: Which of the following statements are correct for the keyword register?

Question: Which is/are the type/s of memory allocation that needs/need the programmer to take care of memory management?

Question: Which of the following comparison statements will be true if an integer is 16 bits and a long is 32 bits on a machine?

Question: Which of the following is the correct way of initializing a two-dimensional array?

Question: Given the array:
int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} };
what would be the output of ((num+1)+1)+1?

Question: Which function will you use to write a formatted output to the file?

Question: Given the array:
int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} };
what would be the output of ((num+1))?

Question: What would be printed on the standard output as a result of the following code snippet?
main() { char option = 5; switch(option) { case '5': printf("case : 1 \n"); break; case 5: printf("case : 2 \n"); break; default: printf("case : 3 \n"); break; } return 0; }

Question: Which of the following statements will result in a compilation error?

Question: Read the following two declaration statements.1. #include <stdio.h> 2. #include "stdio.h" Which of the following statements pertaining to the above two statements are correct?

Question: Which of the following statements are correct for the keyword register?

Question: Which is/are the type/s of memory allocation that needs/need the programmer to take care of memory management?

Question: Which of the following comparison statements will be true if an integer is 16 bits and a long is 32 bits on a machine?

Question: Which of the following is the correct way of initializing a two-dimensional array?

Question: Given the array:int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} }; what would be the output of *(*(num+1)+1)+1?

Question: Which function will you use to write a formatted output to the file?

Question: Given the array:int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} }; what would be the output of *(*(num+1))?

Question: What would be printed on the standard output as a result of the following code snippet?main() { char option = 5; switch(option) { case '5': printf("case : 1 \n"); break; case 5: printf("case : 2 \n"); break; default: printf("case : 3 \n"); break; } return 0; }

Question: Read the following two declaration statements.
1. #include <stdio.h> 2. #include "stdio.h"
Which of the following statements pertaining to the above two statements are correct?

Question: Given the array:
int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} };
what would be the output of ((num+1)+1)+1?

Question: Given the array:
int num[3][4]= { {3,6,9,12}, {15,25,30,35}, {66,77,88,99} };
what would be the output of ((num+1))?

Question: What would be printed on the standard output as a result of the following code snippet?
main() { char option = 5; switch(option) { case '5': printf("case : 1 \n"); break; case 5: printf("case : 2 \n"); break; default: printf("case : 3 \n"); break; } return 0; }