Answer / aruna.r

1.automatic
2.extern
3.static
4.register

Answer / anudeep gongadi

1.automatic: the scope is within the function
2.extern: if variable is declared with extern, then that
variable is there in another program.and it can be used in
current program.
3.static: they are initialised only once.
4.register: limited memory is reserved for registers.
for faster access off data and computations, we mae use of
registers.

application of static variables in real time

1 Answers   Bosch,

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#include main() { enum _tag{ left=10, right, front=100, back}; printf("left is %d, right is %d, front is %d, back is %d",left,right,front,back); }

0 Answers   Wilco,

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find the output? void r(int a[],int c, int n) { if(c>n) { a[c]=a[c]+c; r(a,++c,n); r(a,++c,n); } } int main() { int i,a[5]={0}; r(a,0,5); for(i=0;i<5;i++) printf("\n %d",a[i]); getch(); }

0 Answers   Microsoft,

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Should I learn c before c++?

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CAN WE DEFINE ANY FUNCTION WITHIN A FUNCTION.

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What compilation do?

7 Answers   Geometric Software, Infosys,

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Struct(s) { int a; long b; } Union (u) {int a; long b; } Print sizeof(s)and sizeof(u) if sizeof(int)=4 and sizeof(long)=4

2 Answers   Mascot,

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Can the size of an array be declared at runtime?

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Tell me what is the purpose of 'register' keyword in c language?

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How to write the code of the program to swap two numbers with in one statement?

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What are run-time errors?

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What is the -> in c?

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