Explain 'far' and 'near' pointers in c.
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what is output? main() { #define SQR(x) x++ * ++x int i = 3; printf(" %d %d ",SQR(i),i * SQR(i)); } a)9 27 b)35 60 c)20 60 d)15 175
parkside's triangle.. create a program like this.. enter the size: 6 enter the seed: 1 output: 1 23 456 7891 23456 789123 sample2: enter the size: 5 enter the seed: 3 output: 3 45 678 9123 45678 parkside should not exceed 10 while its seed should only be not more than 9..
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main() { int a[10]; printf("%d",*a+1-*a+3); }
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Write an implementation of “float stringToFloat(char *str).” The code should be simple, and not require more than the basic operators (if, for, math operators, etc.). • Assumptions • Don’t worry about overflow or underflow • Stop at the 1st invalid character and return the number you have converted till then, if the 1st character is invalid return 0 • Don’t worry about exponential (e.g. 1e10), instead you should treat ‘e’ as an invalid character • Write it like real code, e.g. do error checking • Go though the string only once • Examples • “1.23” should return 1.23 • “1a” should return 1 • “a”should return 0