Answer Posted / rekha

Dynamic allocation is a pretty unique feature to C (amongst
high level languages). It enables us to create data types
and structures of any size and length to suit our programs
need within the program.

storage classes

auto
register
static
extern
typedef

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

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How can I discover how many arguments a function was actually called with?

1035

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in any language the sound structure of that language depends on its a) character set, input/output function, its control structures b) character set, library functions, input/output functions its control structures c) character set, library functions, control sturctures d) character set, operators, its control structures

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When is a void pointer used?

1201

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What are the 4 types of unions?

1003

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What does c value mean?

1139

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Differentiate between calloc and malloc.

1239

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The statement, int(*x[]) () what does in indicate?

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cavium networks written test pattern ..

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What is the return type of sizeof?

1036

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Difference between goto, long jmp() and setjmp()?

1139

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Why we use void main in c?

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Why can't I perform arithmetic on a void* pointer?

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What is the explanation for cyclic nature of data types in c?

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Write a program, where i have a grid with many cells, how many paths are possible from one point to other desired points.

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