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    The document contains 18 technical interview questions about C programming, Unix, and Windows. The questions cover topics such as const pointers, inter-process communication in Unix, the /etc directory, inode numbers, file permissions, linking files and directories, process IDs, the first process created by the kernel, repainting windows, DLL function entry in Windows 3.1, types of multitasking in Windows 3.1, messages displayed when windows are destroyed, the fork() system call, SendMessage and PostMessage functions, and message size limitations for windows.

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    The document contains 18 technical interview questions about C programming, Unix, and Windows. The questions cover topics such as const pointers, inter-process communication in Unix, the /etc directory, inode numbers, file permissions, linking files and directories, process IDs, the first process created by the kernel, repainting windows, DLL function entry in Windows 3.1, types of multitasking in Windows 3.1, messages displayed when windows are destroyed, the fork() system call, SendMessage and PostMessage functions, and message size limitations for windows.

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    Char Const What Is The Difference Between The Above Two?

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    The document contains 18 technical interview questions about C programming, Unix, and Windows. The questions cover topics such as const pointers, inter-process communication in Unix, the /etc directory, inode numbers, file permissions, linking files and directories, process IDs, the first process created by the kernel, repainting windows, DLL function entry in Windows 3.1, types of multitasking in Windows 3.1, messages displayed when windows are destroyed, the fork() system call, SendMessage and PostMessage functions, and message size limitations for windows.

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    Technical Interview questions on C, Unix and windows. Q1.

    const char * char * const What is the difference between the above two?. Q2. In Unix inter process communication take place using? Q3. What are the files in /etc directory?. Q4.Tell me about i-node numbers. Q5. Max relaxable permission value with out giving write permission to others?. Q6. Question about ln (linking). Q7. A question on until until (who |grep mary) do sleep(60) done Q8.What is Linking across directories?. Q9.What is process Id for kernel process? Q10.Which one is very first process created by kernel? Q11. Explain the function to repaint a window immediately?. Q12. Expain the Function entry for DLL in win3.1? Q13.Explain is win 3.1 Q14.Which type of multi tasking is supported by win 3.1? Q15. What message will displayed when a window is destroyed? Q16.Tell me about fork()?

    Q17. Tell me about send message and post message. Q18. What is message limitation size of window?

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