f(*p) { p=(char *)malloc(6); p="hello"; return; } main() { char *p="bye"; f(p); printf("%s",p); } what is the o/p?

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What is the use of volatile?

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What is #line used for?

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What is the right type to use for boolean values in c? Is there a standard type? Should I use #defines or enums for the true and false values?

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Who is the founder of c language?

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Write a program to generate prime factors of a given integer?

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How do I use void main?

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Write a C program to check a number even or odd, without using any relational, arithmetic operator and any loops.

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Are there any problems with performing mathematical operations on different variable types?

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c language supports bitwise operations, why a) 'c' language is system oriented b) 'c' language is problem oriented c) 'c' language is middle level language d) all the above

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How can I access memory located at a certain address?

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I have one doubt. What does below statement mean? #define sizeof(operator) where operator can be int or float etc. Does this statement meaningful and where it can be used?

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