1. int a=2; f1(a++); } f1(int c) { printf(“%d”, c); } 1)fallacy f() { int a; void c;f2(&c,&a);
2)a=0; b=(a=0)?2:3; a) What will be the value of b? why b) If in 1st stmt a=0 is replaced by -1, b=? c) If in second stmt a=0 is replaced by -1, b=?
3)char *a[2] int const *p; int *const p; struct new { int a;int b; *var[5] (struct new)
4)f() { int a=2; f1(a++); } f1(int c) { printf(“%d”, c); } c=?
5)f1() { f(3);} f(int t) { switch(t); { case 2: c=3; case 3: c=4; case 4: c=5; case 5: c=6; default: c=0;} value of c?
6)Fallacy int *f1() { int a=5; return &a; } f() int *b=f1() int c=*b; }
7)a)Function returning an int pointer b)Function ptr returning an int ptr c)Function ptr returning an array of integers d)array of function ptr returning an array of integers (See Scham series book)
8)fallacy int a; short b; b=a;
9)Define function ?Explain about arguments?
10)C passes By value or By reference?
11)Post processed code for abc=1; b=abc1; (1 or 2 blank lines are given) strcpy(s,”abc”); z=abc;
12)difference between my-strcpy and strcpy ?check
13)f() { int *b; *b=2; }
14)Function which gives a pointer to a binary trees const an integer value at each code, return function of all the nodes in binary tree.(Study)Check
15)Calling refernce draw the diagram of function stack illustrating the variables in the —–then were pushed on the stack at the point when function f2 has been introduced type def struct { double x,double y} point; main( int argc, char *arg[3]) {double a; int b,c; f1(a,b);} f1(double x, int y) { point p; stack int n; f2(p,x,y)} f2(point p, double angle) { int i,j,k,int max) }
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it is so useful
thanks for use
need of explanations for problems…
hi can u me the explanations for infosys -paper 10
hi can u give me the explanations for infosys paper 10
I do agree with all the concepts you’ve presented in your post.
They’re really convincing and will definitely work. Nonetheless,
the posts are very short for starters. May just you please lengthen them a little
from subsequent time? Thank you for the post.