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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

Why c is called free form language?

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what is associativity explain what is the precidence for * and & , * and ++ how the folloing declaration work 1) *&p; 2) *p++;

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What is bubble sort technique in c?

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Is linux written in c?

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How do you define a function?

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Is c easier than java?

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What is a structure and why it is used?

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Should I learn c before c++?

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What do you mean by dynamic memory allocation in c? What functions are used?

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Explain how do you generate random numbers in c?

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Why c is known as a mother language?

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What are the ways to a null pointer can use in c programming language?

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What is #line?

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