Answer / Sandip Kumar

Normalization of a large pointer value in C refers to adjusting the pointer so that it points to the start of an array or structure. However, there's no built-in normalization function in C. Instead, you would typically subtract the base address of the array or structure from the pointer.

Explain what is the concatenation operator?

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WHAT IS THE DEFINATION OF IN TECHNOLOGY AND OFF TECHNOLOGY ?

1 Answers   IBM,

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main() { unsigned int k = 987 , i = 0; char trans[10]; do { trans[i++] =(char) (k%16 > 9 ? k%16 - 10 + 'a' : '\0' ); } while(k /= 16); printf("%s\n", trans); }

4 Answers   Vector,

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x=2,y=6,z=6 x=y==z; printf(%d",x)

13 Answers   Bharat, Cisco, HCL, TCS,

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what is a function pointer and how all to declare ,define and implement it ???

4 Answers   Honeywell,

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Why structure is used in c?

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2 Answers   Oracle,

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List the difference between a "copy constructor" and a "assignment operator"?

1 Answers   Accenture,

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Where are local variables stored in c?

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What's the difference between calloc() and malloc()?

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Write a program with dynamically allocation of variable.

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write a program that will read the temperature in Celsius and convert that into Fahrenheit.

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