what is the output of the following program? #include<stdio.h> void main() { float x=1.1; while(x==1.1) { printf("\n%f",x); x=x-0.1; } }

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int main() { int x = (2,3,4); int y = 9,10,11; printf("%d %d",x,y); } what would be the output?

7 Answers   Parimal, Wipro,

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Can a void pointer point to a function?

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What are called c variables?

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A banker has a seif with a cipher. Not to forget the cipher, he wants to write it coded as following: each digit to be replaced with the difference of 9 with the current digit. The banker chose a cipher. Decipher it knowing the cipher starts with a digit different than 9. I need to write a program that takes the cipher from the keyboard and prints the new cipher. I thought of the following: Take the input from the keyboard and put it into a string or an array. Go through the object with a for and for each digit other than the first, substract it from 9 and add it to another variable. Print the new variable. Theoretically I thought of it but I don't know much C. Could you give me any kind of hint, whether I am on the right track or not?

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Explain what is wrong in this statement?

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Explain how do I determine whether a character is numeric, alphabetic, and so on?

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Prove or disprove P!=NP.

5 Answers   Microsoft,

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Do pointers need to be initialized?

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ASCII stands for

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When do you say that a digraph is acyclic A)if and only if its first search does not have back arcs B)a digraph is acyclic if and only if its first search does not have back vertices C)if and only if its first search does not have same dfnumber D)None of these

1 Answers   Accenture, IBM,

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How. To pass the entrance test

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