Answer Posted / bunny

It marks the beginning of the main body of the program and
also ensures that it is properly executed. Basically, void
main() creates the base for the program.

An organised method of depicting the use of an area of computer memory used to signify the uses for different parts of the memory a) swap b) extended memory c) memory map d) all of the above

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When should you not use a type cast?

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What is identifiers in c with examples?

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What is the explanation for cyclic nature of data types in c?

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What is maximum size of array in c?

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Write a program to check palindrome number in c programming?

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The number of measuring units from an arbitarary starting point in a record,area,or control block to some other point a) recording pointer b) offset c) branching d) none

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general for is %wd,f-d; in this system "w" means a) 'w' represent total width of digits b) 'w' represent width which includes the digits before,after decimal place and the decimal point c) 'w' represent width which includes the digits before only d) 'w' represent width after decimal place only

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What is meant by type specifiers?

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What was noalias and what ever happened to it?

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What is pass by value in c?

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What are the advantages of using macro in c language?

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What is header file in c?

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which type of aspect you want from the student.

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#include #include struct stu { int i; char j; }; union uni { int i; char j; }; void main() { int j,k; clrscr(); struct stu s; j=sizeof(s); printf("%d",j); union uni u; k=sizeof(u); printf("%d",k); getch(); } what is value of j and k.

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