Answer / ravi joshi

The following code snippet explain the use of #define and
#undef preprorcessor directives.

/* define our own value of NULL */
#ifdef NULL
#undef NULL /* if NULL is already defined, then
undefine it */
#define NULL ((void*)0) /* define our own version of NULL
#endif

The operation of a stair case switch best explains the a) or operation b) and operation c)exclusive nor operation d)exclusive or operation Which of the following is/are syntactically correct? a) for(); b) for(;); c) for(,); d) for(;;);

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I came across some code that puts a (void) cast before each call to printf. Why?

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Explain modulus operator. What are the restrictions of a modulus operator?

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what is the difference between embedded c and turbo c ?

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What is a void * in c?

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general for is %wd,f-d; in this system "w" means a) 'w' represent total width of digits b) 'w' represent width which includes the digits before,after decimal place and the decimal point c) 'w' represent width which includes the digits before only d) 'w' represent width after decimal place only

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what will be the output of this program? void main() { int a[]={5,10,15}; int i=0,num; num=a[++i] + ++i +(++i); printf("%d",num); }

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what is a headerfile?and what will be a program without it explain nan example?

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What is string constants?

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Can we increase size of array in c?

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What are local and global variables?

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using for loop sum 2 number of any 4 digit number in c language

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