why Language C is plateform dependent
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Answer / mumtaz begum
c is a Structure oriented programming language n it doesn't generate any byte code which can't be run on any operating system with this disadvantage C doen't bcome a platform independent..
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Answer / guest
c is a Structure oriented programming language n it doesn't
generate any byte code which can't be run on any operating
system with this disadvantage C doen't bcome a platform
independent..
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Answer / samineni.anil babu
Well, C is not platform dependent. You can compile C into source code on a Windows, Mac, Unix or any other operating system as long as you are using that type of computer. You could write code that can be compiled on almost any operating system.
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Example of friendly function in c++
You are given a string which contains some special characters. You also have set of special characters. You are given other string (call it as pattern string). Your job is to write a program to replace each special characters in given string by pattern string. You are not allowed to create new resulting string. You need to allocate some new memory to given existing string but constraint is you can only allocate memory one time. Allocate memory exactly what you need not more not less.
You are to write your own versions of strcpy() and strlen (). Call them mystrcpy() and mystrlen(). Write them first as code within main(), not as functions, then, convert them to functions. You will pass two arrays to the function in the case of mystrcpy(), the source and target array.
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