PAWAN KUMAR TIWARI

• Jun 12th, 2016

Near=2 far=4 huge=4

ankit_k7

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• Dec 7th, 2007

Near pinter occupy 16 bytesnear and far occupy 32 bytes

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Ayushi Gupta

• Oct 15th, 2011

Using gets we can enter the entire string

raja_k450

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• Mar 19th, 2008

 there is no way to process an entire string.it has to be done char by char

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Ajay Kanse

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• Jul 1st, 2007

Bitwise and - & is the correct answer. n=n & 0177

Ashutosh

• Nov 7th, 2005

& operator

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sojitra.Ankit.k

• Sep 22nd, 2011

Code
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<stdio.h>

renji_reshma

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• Oct 1st, 2007

#include<stdio.h>#include<conio.h>#include<string.h>void main(){char name[50],fname[15],sname[15],lname[15];int i,j,k;clrscr();printf("First name:");gets(fname);printf(&quo...

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snrmukund

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• Nov 16th, 2008

Main(){char str[10];int i=0;clrscr();printf("Enter the name to be reversed :");scanf("%s",&str);for(i=strlen(str);i>=0;i--){printf("%c",str[i]);}getch();}

poty

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• Nov 15th, 2007

REVERSE A STRING#include<stdio.h>#include<string.h>main(){ char str[50],revstr[50]; int i=0,j=0; printf("Enter the string to be reversed : "); scanf("%s&...

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sathishkumarR

• Nov 6th, 2007

Strcmp() is used to string comparision.strcpy() is used to string copy...strcmp1("India");strcmp2("India");strcmp3("india");if(strcmp1==strcmp2)string is equalelseif(strcmp1!=strcmp3)string is not equalstrcpystrcpy1("In");strcpy2("dia");strcpy3(strcpy1&&strcpy2)output india

sathishkumarR

• Nov 6th, 2007

Strcpy() functions is mainly used in string comparison strcpy()functions is mainly used in string copy operation

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hema mathivanan

• Apr 29th, 2013

Code
#include stdarg.h

Ajay Kanse

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• Jul 1st, 2007

Stdarg.h

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jaiganesh11

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• Nov 15th, 2008

Simply by using the pointers to store the actual arguments, and by working on pointers you can actually return the value to the orginal location.

Ajay Kanse

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• Jul 1st, 2007

Use the variable length argument - va_arg , va_list , ca_start and va_end macros

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Helal

• Jan 29th, 2016

Which function is used to display the output on the screen?

veena

• Dec 15th, 2006

yes we can #include <stdio.h>#include <conio.h>void main(){fprintf(stdout,"sdfsdf");getch();}fprintf() accepts the first argument which is a file pointer to a stream. the stdout is also a file pointer to the standard output(screen).

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VCCoder

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• Aug 6th, 2008

For string 32.for string buffer size of int = 4.

VCCoder

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• Aug 6th, 2008

Size of string?will be the sum of size of each charecter while size of string buffer is the size of address space which is system dependent. Am I correct?

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KishoreKNP

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• Dec 2nd, 2009

Destructor is a special member function of a class, which is called automatically by the compiler when the object is getting destroyed. In general we write the code here to cleanup the resources that ...

kavitha

• Jul 26th, 2006

desturctor is to destory objects.this is denoted by '~'.for eg:class  alpha{public:read(int);disp();~alpha();};void alpha::read(){cout<<"Enter i":cin>>i;}void alpha::~alpha(int i){i--;cout<<i;}

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Mani

• Sep 24th, 2007

Int **p;p=new int*[3];for(int i=0;i<3;i++)p[i]=new int[3];Its equal to a[3][3] declaration

Babu j

• Dec 11th, 2006

For creating [2]5] integer pointer int ** p;  p= new int*[2];  p[0] = new int[5];p[1] = new int[5];

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navneetgoyal2000

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• Jan 5th, 2011

I do not agree with the statement.It is true that with operator overloading, you can make an operator to behave in absurd manner, but still you have limitations.Also, operator overloading feature has ...

Avi

• Aug 3rd, 2006

I Think Computer languages have certain set of operators ,which the user can use while coding ,these operators have predefined meaning in the respective language i.e the operators can operate onl...

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ardashev

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• Nov 17th, 2007

#include <stdlib.h>#include <stdio.h>int main(){    const char *q="hello";// "hello" sits in a memory location and cannot be changed    pr...

prema

• Sep 13th, 2006

HI, const char *q="hello"; *q='m';/*error*/q="bye";char const *s="hello";*s='m';/*error*/s="bye";char *const t="hello";*t='m';/*works*/t="bye";/*error*/ 

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T

• Jan 30th, 2007

DOS: single process, single thread
Windows: multiple process, multiple threads

sachin tekchandani

• Jan 21st, 2007

Dos is a text user interface where window is a graphic user interface.Use of overloading to perform same task more than one way.

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Robert

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• May 2nd, 2007

The volatile keyword is a type qualifier used to declare that an object can be modified in the program by something such as the operating system, the hardware, or a concurrently executing thread. volatile declarator ;

RyanJames

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• May 2nd, 2007

Volatile objects are normally accessed by pointers and used for accessing hardware. A member function declared with the volatile qualifier can be called for volatile.

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mohammed umer farooq

• Mar 9th, 2007

Link list is a dynamic data structure for storing different type of data which may be primitive data types or user defined data types like structs and classes..Link list always contain the data types ...

ritesh parkhi

• Mar 3rd, 2007

Link list is collection of nonpreemtive data types .Link list contain a node with two parts ,one determines data field and another define the address field which contain the address of next node...&nb...

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howhy

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• Mar 27th, 2007

arulkumar:  No, Void pointer is a pointer it is automatically type casted, we can assign to any pointer. But NULL pointer is a pointer which holds 0 (zero) as its content. (i.e) It doe...

arulkumar

• Feb 10th, 2007

No, Void pointer is a pointer it is automatically type casted, we can assign to any pointer. But NULL pointer is a pointer which holds 0 (zero) as its content. (i.e) It doesn't pointing anything.

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Sandhya.Kishan

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• Jun 13th, 2012

Object-oriented languages include Simula, Smalltalk, C++, Eiffel, Python, Ruby, C# and REALbasic other than Vb and java script.

harpreet sran

• Nov 15th, 2007

Other object oriented languages are c++ & simula 67

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irfan.omair

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• Jan 17th, 2008

A method signature includes every thing EXCEPT return type.for example int myTestFunction(cahr abc,int y) , here Signature means parameters with function name Excluding return Type

varagpraveen

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• Jan 16th, 2008

Method Signature includes method name and method parameters only.No, return type is not included in the method signature.

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