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Unknown at 09:19 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewA pointer definition does not allocate space for what's pointed at, only for the pointer, except when assigned a literal string. For ...
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Unknown at 02:48 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewWe often get confused between declaration and definition. Don't worry. After this article, It will not happen again. Trust me. Defin...
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Unknown at 00:45 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewWhat will be output if you will compile and execute the following c code? struct marks { int p :3; int c :3; int ...
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Friday, 27 July 2012 | Unknown at 09:50 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewWhenever you define a C function, its name is globally visible by default. You can prefix the function name with the redundant extern k...
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Unknown at 04:13 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewThe problems in C are not confined to just the language. Some routines in the standard library have unsafe semantics. This was dramatical...
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Unknown at 02:34 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview1.1 Implement an algorithm to determine if a string has all unique characters. What if you can not use additional data structures? _ ___...
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Thursday, 26 July 2012 | Unknown at 09:16 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview1. There can be atleast 31 arguments in the function call 2. There can be atleast 509 lines of code in any C program. 3. There can be atl...
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Unknown at 09:07 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewThis is very interesting question same as egg-hen problem. Technically unix was designed much before the advent of c. Most of Unix codin...
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Wednesday, 25 July 2012 | Unknown at 22:00 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview1. What will be output of following program? #include <stdio.h> int main(){ int a = 320; char *ptr; ptr =( ...
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Unknown at 06:15 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview#include<stdio.h> void main() { int x=3,y; y=++x * ++x * ++x; printf("y=%d",y); } output:- 216 ++x will mak...
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Tuesday, 24 July 2012 | Unknown at 12:21 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview#include<stdio.h> void main() { int a; a=300*300/300; printf("a=%d",a); } output is: 81 in turbo c++ compile...
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Unknown at 12:15 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interview#include <stdio.h> void main() { printf("%d", NULL); } output : 0 because keyword NULL is defined in a macro ...
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Unknown at 12:09 | Labels: Advanced, C, c advanced concepts, c for geeks, C interview questions, Concepts, Interview questions, questions asked in tally interviewNot ever problem can be solved by hashing. But most of the interview questions are asked from hashing only. SO always be updated on this to...
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