What are pointers really good for, anyway?
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What are the preprocessors?
what is object oriental programing?
What are types of preprocessor in c?
Explain the use of bit fieild.
Explain how can I manipulate strings of multibyte characters?
write a method for an array in which it can display the largest n next largest value.
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what is the difference between procedure oriented and object oriented progaming language
18)struct base {int a,b; base(); int virtual function1(); } struct derv1:base{ int b,c,d; derv1() int virtual function1(); } struct derv2 : base {int a,e; } base::base() { a=2;b=3; } derv1::derv1(){ b=5; c=10;d=11;} base::function1() {return(100); } derv1::function1() { return(200); } main() base ba; derv1 d1,d2; printf("%d %d",d1.a,d1.b) o/p is a)a=2;b=3; b)a=3; b=2; c)a=5; b=10; d)none 19) for the above program answer the following q's main() base da; derv1 d1; derv2 d2; printf("%d %d %d",da.function1(),d1.function1(),d2.function1 ()); o/p is a)100,200,200; b)200,100,200; c)200,200,100; d)none 20)struct { int x; int y; }abc; you can not access x by the following 1)abc-->x; 2)abc[0]-->x; abc.x; (abc)-->x; a)1,2,3 b)2&3 c)1&2 d)1,3,4