What will be the result of the following program? char*g() { static char x[1024]; return x; } main() { char*g1="First String"; strcpy(g(),g1); g1=g(); strcpy(g1,"Second String"); printf("Answer is:%s", g()); } (A) Answer is: First String (B) Answer is: Second String (C) Run time Error/Core Dump (D) None of these

2 Answers   Oracle,

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what is the purpose of the code, and is there any problem with the code? int f( int n, int l, int r ) { return (n << l) >> r; }

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cavium networks written test pattern ..

0 Answers   Cavium Networks,

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main() { intj; while9j<=10) { printf("\n%d",j); j=j+1; } }

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int i[2], j; int *pi;i[0] = 1; i[1] = 5; pi = i; j = *pi + 1 + *(pi + 1)Value of j after execution of the above statements will be a) 7 b) 6 c) 4 d) pointer

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Write a program to generate the Fibinocci Series

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pointer_variable=(typecasting datatype*)malloc(sizeof(datatype)); This is the syntax for malloc?Please explain this,how it work with an example?

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The variables are int sum=10,SuM=20; these are same or different?

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Explain Doubly Linked Lists?

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Why pointers are used?

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What are global variables and how do you declare them?

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What does %2f mean in c?

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