GLOBA EDGE PAPER - 3

1>
main()
{
int arr[]={ 1,2,3,4 };
int *ptr ;;;;
ptr++ = arr;
printf("%d,%d",ptr[2],arr[2]);
return 0;
}
what is the output :
a> compile time error :multiple termination statements for pointer
b> lvalue required for ptr
c> prints 3 3
d> printd 4 3
ans b: lvalue required for ptr;

2>
main()
{
char s[10];
scanf ("%s",s);
printf(s);
}
what is the output if input is abcd :
a> prints abcd
b> compiler error
c> prints abcd and 6 junk characters
d> printd s
ans a: prints abcd.

3>

main()
{
char c = 255;
printf ("%d",c);
return 0;
}
what is the output
a> illegal character assignment
b> prints -1
c> prints 2
d> prints 255
ans b: prints -1.

4>
main()
{
int i;
for (i=7;i<=0;i--)
printf ("hello\n");
}
what is the output
a> prints hello 7 times
b> prints hello 8 times
c> prints hello once
d> prints nothing
ans b: prints nothing.
5>
main()
{
printf( printf ("world") );
}

a> prints world

b> prints printf ("world")
c> prints nothing
d> compiler error
ans d: compiler error.

computer concepts
1> A c source code file can be
a> compiled only
b> interpreted only
c> both compiled and interpreted
d> nothing
ans c : both compiled and interpreted

2> c programming approach is

a> Top down
b> bottom up
c> both topdown and bottom up
d> none of the above
ans a:top down approach
3> The access time is less for
a> hard disk
b> cache
c> registers
d> main memory
ans c:registers
4>resolving of external variables in a program is done at

a>complie time
b>run time
c>link time
4>load time
ans c: link time.
5> interrupts inform process about
a> events external to process asynchronously
b> events external to process synchronously
c> both a and b
d> events internal to a process
ans a: events external to process asynchronously