Can main () be called recursively?

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why arguments can generally be passed to functions a) sending the values of the arguments b) sending the addresses of the arguments c) a & b d) none of the above

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What is #define used for in c?

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what is the difference between these initializations? Char a[]=”string”; Char *p=”literal”; Does *p++ increment p, or what it points to?

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how to use showbits function?

2 Answers   Infosys, TATA,

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PROGRAM TO WRITE CONTENTS OF 1 FILE IN REVERSE TO ANOTHER FILE,PROGRAM TO COPY 1 FILE TO ANOTHER BY SPECIFYING FILE NAMES AS COMMAND LINE

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15.what is the disadvantage of using macros? 16.what is the self-referential structure? 17.can a union be self-referenced? 18.What is a pointer? 19.What is the Lvalue and Rvalue? 20.what is the difference between these initializations? 21.Char a[]=”string”; 22.Char *p=”literal”; 23.Does *p++ increment p, or what it points to?

2 Answers   CTS,

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write a program to generate address labels using structures?

0 Answers   SJC,

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printf(), scanf() these are a) library functions b) userdefined functions c) system functions d) they are not functions

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char ch=10;printf("%d",ch);what is the output

14 Answers   Accenture,

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#include main() { int *p, *c, i; i = 5; p = (int*) (malloc(sizeof(i))); printf(" %d",*p); *p = 10; printf(" %d %d",i,*p); c = (int*) calloc(2); printf(" %d ",*c); }

0 Answers   Wilco,

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disply the following menu 1.Disply 2.Copy 3.Append; as per the menu do the file operations 4.Exit

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