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What is the output? int i=7 printf("%dn",i++*i++);
Bhavana Vutla
- Sep 26th, 2019
56n
sushila sonare
- Jun 30th, 2017
I++*i++ where i=7
post increment in this first use the value the update the variable
so first keep i=7 then increment its now i=8, this new value use by right is as use value, after its increment as 9
so expression is 7*8= 56 and after this instruction i value is 9. -
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What is the output of the program? int n=f,m; n==m++; m==++n; printf(n, m);
sushila sonare
- Jun 30th, 2017
ASCII value of f is 102 its assign to n, n==m++ takes m default value/or random value depend on type of m ether its global or local. this instruction only dong comparison between n and m value then u...
K.Ravi Kumar
- May 13th, 2015
Answer is:(1,1)
bcoz there they r used the relational operator
there they used two conditions if the conditions is true then it print 1 else 0. -
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WIPRO Technical Interview
main() { int a[]={0 1 2 3}; int *b; b=&a[2]; printf("%d",b[-1]); } TECHNICAL INTERVIEW
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1/8 is divided by 's,' if 's' is increased by 2 times, what is the result.
increases two times.
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#What will be the Outputvoid main(){ clrscr(); printf("yogesh""bansal");}
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CDROM access is A. RANDOM B. SEMI RANDOM C. SEQUENTIAL D. none of these
sandy
- Oct 18th, 2017
Random
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The protocol used to transfer web pages A. HTTP B. FTP C.TCP/IP
Rohini
- Jul 18th, 2016
HTTP
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C Program
What is the output of the following code - What is the output of the following code int i=7;printf("%d", i++ * i++);
prititripathi
- Dec 17th, 2010
Printf works on right to left concept so first i=7 den it will b increment den i=8n both multiply n print d result den i will incrementso i=7*8=56
pravesh28
- Nov 30th, 2010
correct answer is 56 for first time i++ it takes value 7 then incremented again second time it takes value i++ as 8 then incremented so 7*856
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Stacks and queues are A. primitive data structures B. non-primitive data structures C. non-linear data structures.... D. data types
Akhileswari.g
- Oct 6th, 2017
Stacks and queues are nonprimitive data structures
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Seven students-F, G, H, I, J, K, and L-are being considered for a scholarship. All of them had to take an examination, which was based on their technical knowledge. The scores obtained in the examination were used for evaluating these students. In analyzing this information regarding the scores, the Principal made the following observations: None of the students has exactly the same score, as any other student. K's score is higher than L's, but lower than H's. I has a higher score than J. both F and G have higher scores than H. If J has a higher score than, how many different rankings, by score, of the students are possible?
gibibabu
- Nov 22nd, 2011
None of the students has exactly the same score. Hence,
I > J > F > G > H > K > L or I > J > G > F > H > K > L
