6)What would be the output? main() { int u=1,v=3; pf("%d%d",u,v); funct1(&u,&v); pf("%d%d\n",u,v); } void funct1(int *pu, int *pv) { *pu=0; *pv=0; return; } a)1 3 1 3 b)1 3 1 1 c)1 3 0 0 d)1 1 1 1 e) 3 1 3 1

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What does calloc stand for?

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what is pointer?

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What is nested structure with example?

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Reverse the part of the number which is present from position i to j. Print the new number.[without using the array] eg: num=789876 i=2 j=5 778986

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what is the maximum no. of bytes calloc can allocate

4 Answers   Mphasis,

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How to declare a variable?

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Why Modern OS are interrupt driven?Give an example

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Explain Basic concepts of C language?

0 Answers   EXL,

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What are dangling pointers? How are dangling pointers different from memory leaks?

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How can I change the size of the dynamically allocated array?

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what is output? main() { #define SQR(x) x++ * ++x int i = 3; printf(" %d %d ",SQR(i),i * SQR(i)); } a)9 27 b)35 60 c)20 60 d)15 175

5 Answers   Wipro,

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