Answer / Kamal Singh Gond

The provided statement is incorrect because in C, variables cannot be directly assigned string literals using the '=' operator. To assign a string to a variable, you should use the strcpy() function or concatenation operators (e.g., char myname[20] = {"Robin"};).

The % symbol has a special use in a printf statement. How would you place this character as part of the output on the screen?

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Diff: between this 2 classes in terms of memory class A { int i; char c; double d; }; class A { double d; int i; char c; }; How it is calculating?

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What are types of preprocessor in c?

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in multiple branching construct "default" case is a) optional b) compulsarily c) it is not include in this construct d) none of the above

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What are called c variables?

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while initialization of two dimensional arrays we can initialize like a[][2] but why not a[2][] is there any reason behind this?

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WHAT IS ABSTRACT DATA TYPE

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All technical questions

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I have seen function declarations that look like this

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What is difference between union All statement and Union?

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write c program without semicolon

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What is string function c?

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