1. ans: (a) reason: you cannot declare structure as unsized array.

2. ans: (b) reason: The return st.. returns x value first as it is and then decrements its value. Its post decrement.

3. ans: (e) reason: %p represents the pointer format specifier. It prints the value in hexa decimal upto four digits 4. ans: (b)

5. ans: (b) reason: The values in the if st.. () is said to be in the stack. So the last element in the stack is taken as check value(zero/non-zero). Here TRUE is -1 i.e. success stateand x+y is printed.

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7. ans: (c) reason: Static initializes all to 0. 8.

ans: (b) reason: char pointer size = 1 int pointer size = 2

9. ans: (d) reason: 10. ans: (c) reason: printf returns the total no.. of characters it prints on the screen.

11. ans: (c) unsolved*/ 12. reason: ;;; doesnot matter. This indicates only an empty statement. The o/p will be 3,1. 13. ans: (b) 14. ans: (d) reason: The puts prints and places the cursor in the next line, whereas the printf prints and places the cursor in the same line. 15. ans: (c) reason: You need to put '=' sign at show. ie the correct st.. is end=(char*)(show=(char*)strcpy(start,"MISPIS,")); or else expression error.

16. ans: (e) reason: The _fastcall keyword is reserved for programming under Windows and OS/2. 17. ans: (a) reason: The strcmp returns 0 if zone==target, If 0 the ?: assigns fail st.. i.e. 0. This is false value for IF st.. and hence else part is executed.

18. ans: (c) reason: t1 is an array. So you need to specify the subscript value while you assign any element to it. char *t1; t1="craft" is correct since *t1 is a pointer and it points to the starting addr.. of the craft. 19. ans: (b). unsolved

20. ans: (b)

21. ans: (a) reason: Its a static array.

22. ans: (b)

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23. ans : (a)

24. ans: (d) 25. ans: (c) reason: c+ +100 is not valid as c=c+100

26. ans: (d)

27. ans: (a)

28. ans: (b) 29. ans: (a) 30. ans:(c)

31. ans: (d)

32. ans: (e) reason: incompatiable type conversions

33. ans: (c) reason: odd no.. AND with 1 gives TRUE value always.

34. ans: (b) reason: if we mention the string as two dimentional(for more than one dim) array with in printf statement,then we should give '&'symbol

35. ans: (b) reason: res=0+1/5; res=1/5+1/4; res=1/5+1/4+1/3; .... res=1/5+1/4+1/3+1/2+1/1; At last time res=1/5+1/4+1/3+1/2+1/1+1/0; ^ | zero divide occur

36. ans:

(b)

reason: '%c' mainly used for print one charactor We can't specify formate output within '%c' 37. ans: (b) reason: can not modify constant value . It is a fixed value for entire program. 38. ans: (b) reason: 'argc' holds number of arguments. argc consist always value 1 becase file name is one of the input . therefore 1<1 gives false whereas 1==1 gives true.

39. ans: (a) reason: % followed by non-format specifier is printed as such with % symbol 40. ans : (b) reason: if no format specifier is given immediately after the first appearance of % then the characters after the % are printed as such 41. ans: (d) reason: the scanf must have &x,&y for %d format specifiers. 42. ans: (a) reason: In if statement, x=6 is assigned and not checked. 43. ans: (d) reason: self 44. ans: (a) reason: +ve 45. ans: (a) reason: self 46. ans: (e) odometer principle, since a is unsigned it is always

reason: unsolved

47. ans: (c) reason: x will contain the garbage value hence default

48. ans: (b) reason: x will contain the garbage value hence default

49. ans: (b) reason: self 50. ans: (b) reason: self

51. ans: (b) reason: recursive function

52. ans: (d) reason: t is a pointer and memory allocation is not needed for that.

53. ans: (a) reason: Each 0 bit in the operand is set to 1, and each 1 bit in the operand is set to 0 if we use ~ 54. ans: (c)

reason: int x:8 will get only first 8 bits assigned to it ie., 1 byte of size int x:9 will get only first 9 bits assigned to it ie., 2 byte of size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 x : 8 x : 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

a a a a a a a a n n n n n n n n a a a a a a a a a n n n n n n n -----------------------------------1 byte 1 byte

55. ans: (e) reason: 56. ans: (b) reason: self 57. ans: (d) reason: self

58. ans: (a) reason: can't understand 59. ans: (b) reason: self

60. ans: (c) reason: 61.

ans: (1) reason: self 62. ans: (b)

63. ans: (c)

64. ans: (a) 65. ans:(c) 66. ans: (f)

67. ans: (b) reason : if you give int main() it goes to infinite loop. 68. ans: (d)

69. ans: (b)

70. ans: (b) 71. ans: (c) 72. ans: (e) 73. ans: (b)

reason: if name is given the output is hai

74. ans: (a) 75. ans: (b)

76. ans: (a)

77. ans:

(c)

78. ans: (c) 79. ans: (a) 80. ans: (a) 81.

82. ans: (d) reason : pointers cannot be added 83. ans: (d)

84. ans: (b) reason: stack concept

85. ans: (b)

86. ans: (a)

87. ans: (c) 88. ans: (c) 89. ans: (a) 90. ans: (a)

91. 92.

93. ans:(c) 94. ans: (d) reason: message[] is correct

95. ans: (c) reason: static is not allowed in main(..). If removed, junk value. 96. ans: (a) reason: self

97. ans: (b) reason:

98. ans: (a) 99. ans: (b) reason:

100. ans: (c) reason: *_ is an allowed variable