#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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Is the below things valid & where it will be stored in memory layout ? static const volatile int i; register struct { } ; static register;

2 Answers   Lucent,

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Why do we use return in c?

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What is a null string in c?

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How can a number be converted to a string?

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void main() { char c; while(c=getchar()!='\n') printf("%d",c); } o/p=11 why?

8 Answers   Wipro,

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Why do we use null pointer?

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What are 'near' and 'far' pointers?

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dibakar & vekatesh..uttejana here..abt ur reply for in place reversal of linked list..wats p stands for there?

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What is an anonymous union and where to apply that ?

3 Answers   HP,

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How are strings stored in c?

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How to set a variable in the environment list?

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