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The layer not present in TCP/IP model is: A. security layer B. presentation layer C. both A and B D. none of these
himani
- Jul 27th, 2007
Ans is c, both security layer and presentation layer is not in the TCP/IP
anbarasigopu
- Apr 1st, 2006
The layer not present in TCP/IP protocol is Security layer. presentation layer is one of the layer
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What is the difference b/w pointer to array& array to pointer?
navneetgoyal2000
- Jan 5th, 2011
Ptr2Arr (say of Ints):int *p[10];p is a Pointer to (First) Array of 10 integers.May be there are more Such Arrays, and when p++ is done, it starts pointing to next Array.in that case (p+2)[3] is actua...
Arun kumar
- Mar 9th, 2007
pointer to the array is the base address or the location of the first element of the array while the array to the pointers is the storage for the saving of the pointers in the array.
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Initializing Micro Computer
What is the name given to the process of initializing a micro computer with its OS?
jothi
- Dec 29th, 2011
It is known as Kenbak.
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Explanation of static in c,c++,c#and core java.
Please explain me the use of static in c,c++,c#and core java using in variable and method or function with its effects
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C language
Write a function to find how many binary 1s nd 0s present in a number
Arupananda Pradhan
- Aug 13th, 2012
Code- #include<stdio.h>
- "enter a number");
- scanf("%d"// end of loop"The number of 1 in %d is %d"//main function end<pre>Code
- #include<stdio.h></span><span style="color: #ff0000
">"enter a number"</span><span style="color: #009900 ">)</span><span style="color: #339933 "> </span></div></li> - <li style="background: #fcfcfc
"><div style="font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace font-weight: normal font-style: normal ">? ? scanf<span style="color: #009900 ">(</span><span style="color: #ff0000 ">"%d"</span><span style="font-style: italic ">// end of loop</span><span style="color: #ff0000 ">"The number of 1 in %d is %d"</span><span style="font-style: italic ">//main function end</span></div></li></ol></div></pre>
vasi7999
- Jun 3rd, 2012
The c program is as follows :
Code- #include<stdio.h>
- #include<conio.h>
- "
- Enter the number of digits in the given number : ");
- scanf("%d""
- Enter the Binary number one by one: ""%d""
- The Number of Zeros is : %d""
- The Number of Ones is : %d",o);
- getch();
- }
Class professor{} class teacher: public virtual professor{}; class researcher: public virtual professor {} class myprofessor :public teacher, public researcher {};Referring to the sample code above ,if an object of class “myprofessor” were created ,how many instances of professor will it contain?
A) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3
Ayushi Agarwal
- Mar 25th, 2010
Ans:bSince class teacher and reseacher inherits class professor virtually only 1 copy of class of professor is inherited by class my professor.
phanimadhavi1
- Jun 10th, 2007
It will get one instance of professor so answer is (b)
Which of the following statements is true when a derivation inherits both a virtual and non-virtual instance of a base class ?
a) Each derived class object has base objects only from the non virtual instance b) Each base class object has derived objects only from the non-virtual instance c) Each derived class object has base objects only from the virtual instance d) Each derived class object has a base object from the virtual instance and a base object from non-virtual instance.
#include <iostraem> Referring to the sample code above ,which of the following could you use to make the standards I/O Stream classes accessible without requiring the scope resolution operator ?
A) using namespace std::iostream b) using namespace std; c) using namespace iostream ; d) using iostream;
yash grotra
- Jul 24th, 2006
Its b.
Which one of the following statements allocates enough space to hold an array of 10 integers that are initialized to 0 ?
A) int *ptr = (int *) calloc(10,sizeof(int)); b) int *ptr = (int *) alloc( 10*sizeof(int)); c) int *ptr = (int *) malloc( 10*sizeof(int)); d) int *ptr = (int *)calloc(10*sizeof(int));
santhos kumar
- Dec 23rd, 2006
Yes the answer is (a), only calloc is reinitialized to 0; malloc will have garbage value and alloc is the headerfile used to invoke calloc and malloc.
Register variables can hold A. Garbage values B. Arrays C. Double values D. All of the above
amar114715
- Jan 5th, 2010
C . Registers hold the values that are temporary and which are being used in programms, It is like cache memory as in computers.
ravi kiran
- Jun 27th, 2006
Register variables can hold A. Garbage valuesB. ArraysC. Double valuesD. All of the aboveo/p: These r can hold garbage values only. its ...
Which of the following is invalid A. class<Template t,int I> B. class <Template t==char> C. Both A and B D. none
Pasumar
- Nov 11th, 2007
Only 2 is invalid.
Which is not a search engine? A. google B. lycos C. altavista D. none of these
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Which of the following layer is not in TCP/IP? A. transport B. application layer C. network layer D. none of the above
dexter7574
- May 19th, 2007
C network layer as theres nothing called as the network layer in the TCP/IP...its the host to netowrk layer...i.e nothing but the physical layer...
purani
- Jun 18th, 2006
Its c network layer only
ACL stands for A. access central limit B. access control limit C. access control list D. Both A and B
Assume a particular CPU works properly with 100 MHz clock. What happens if clock is increased to1000 MHz?
Yogesh
- Dec 15th, 2006
If CPU works properly at 100Mhz then it may not work properly at 1000MHz if it is not designed for 1000 MHz. The moment you feed the 1000MHz it may hang /malfunction coz of overclocking and all transistors in CPU would go in matastable states.
akhileshkesavanunnithan
- Jul 17th, 2006
the answer is as followsthe CPU speed will increases by 10 times the orginal speedbcoz the clock frequency is directly proportional to the cpu speed
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