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 Auto: Default storage class for local variables.
 Static: Retains variable value between function calls.
 Extern: Refers to global variables used in other files.
 Register: Suggests storing variables in the CPU register

main() { inta=10,b=20; a>=5?b=100:b=200; printf("%d ",b); }

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When should I declare a function?

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What does & mean in scanf?

1111

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What's the right way to use errno?

1149

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Explain can static variables be declared in a header file?

1155

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What is extern c used for?

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How do I use strcmp?

1080

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What is the collection of communication lines and routers called?

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What does stand for?

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The % symbol has a special use in a printf statement. Explain how would you place this character as part of the output on the screen?

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Write a program to print ASCII code for a given digit.

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Write a C program linear.c that creates a sequence of processes with a given length. By sequence it is meant that each created process has exactly one child. Let's look at some example outputs for the program. Here the entire process sequence consists of process 18181: Sara@dell:~/OSSS$ ./linear 1 Creating process sequence of length 1. 18181 begins the sequence. An example for a sequence of length three: Sara@dell:~/OSSS$ ./linear 3 Creating process sequence of length 3. 18233 begins the sequence. 18234 is child of 18233 18235 is child of 18234 ........ this is coad .... BUt i could not compleate it .....:( #include #include #include #include int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int N; pid_t pid; int cont; if (argc != 2) { printf("Wrong number of command-line parameters!\n"); return 1; } N = atoi(argv[1]); printf("Creating process sequence of length %d.\n",N); printf("%d begins the sequence.\n",getpid()); /* What I have to do next ?????? */ }

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2) Write a program that will help Air Traffic Control for an airport to view the sequence of flights ready for take-off. The airport can accommodate 10 flights waiting for take-off at any point in time. Each flight has a unique 3 digit numeric identifier.  Each time a flight takes-off, Air Traffic Control adds a flight to the waitlist. Each time a flight is added to the waitlist, the list of flights waiting to take-off must be displayed.  When a flight is cleared for take-off, Air Traffic Control removes the flight from the waitlist. Each time a flight takes-off, the list of flights waiting to take-off must be displayed.  Sequence of take-off is the sequence of addition to the waitlist

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The program will first compute the tax you owe based on your income. User is prompted to enter income. Program will compute the total amount of tax owed based on the following: Income Tax 0 - $45,000 = 0.15 x income $45,001 - $90,000 = 6750 + 0.20 x (income – 45000) $90,001 - $140,000 = 15750 + 0.26 x (income – 90000) $140,001 - $200,000 = 28750 + 0.29 x (income – 140000) Greater than $200,000 = 46150 + 0.33 x (income – 200000) Dollar amounts should be in dollars and cents (float point numbers with two decimals shown). Tax is displayed on the screen.

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What are the advantage of c language?

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