main() {char a[10]={1,2,3,4,5,6};int x; for(x=0;x<4;x++){ b[x]=x+'a';} printf("%s",b);}

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#&#8206;include&#8236;<stdio.h> void main() { int i; for(i=5;0;i++) { printf("%d",i); } }

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What does extern mean in a function declaration?

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# define x=1+4; main() { int x; printf("%d%d",x/2,x/4); }

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What is the c value paradox and how is it explained?

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#define min((a),(b)) ((a)<(b))?(a):(b) main() { int i=0,a[20],*ptr; ptr=a; while(min(ptr++,&a[9])<&a[8]) i=i+1; printf("i=%d\n",i);}

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4)What would be the output? main() { int num=425; pf("%d",pf("%d",num)); } a)Comp error b)4425 c)4253 d)3435 e)none

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how we can make 3d venturing graphics on outer interface

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Write a program which has the following seven functions. The functions should be: • main() this calls the other 6 functions • fget_long() a function which returns a long data type from a file • fget_short() a function which returns a short integer variable from a file • fget_float() a function which returns a floating point variable from a file • fprt_long() a function which prints its single, long argument into a file • fprt_short() a function which prints its single, short argument into a file • fprt_float() a function which prints its single, floating point argument into a file. You should use fscanf() to get the values of the variables from the input (the file) and fprintf() to print the values to the other file. Pay attention to using the correct format for each of the data types.

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64/square(4)

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what is meant by the "equivalence of pointers and arrays" in C?

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What is the most efficient way to store flag values?

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