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    Tutorial:Memory Allocation in C

    Saturday, 18 August 2012 | Unknown at 07:19 |
    In this chapter, we'll meet  malloc , C's dynamic memory allocation function, and we'll cover dynamic memory allocation in som...
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    BeginnerLevel: Order of evaluation of following expression? a < b && c < d

    Friday, 17 August 2012 | Unknown at 03:33 |
    (expression1) <  (expression2) && (expression3) < (expression4) For such type of expressions , you must have a sound knowl...
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    Beginner level: %g,%e,%E,%G in C

    Thursday, 16 August 2012 | Unknown at 22:34 |
    GUYS IF YOU REALLY LIKE THE POSTS OF THIS BLOG THEN PLEASE JOIN OUR BLOG. AND HELP US TO PUT MORE POSTS LIKE THIS. PLEASE HIT THE LIKE B...
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    google:Why index of array always starts from 0

    Unknown at 05:17 |
    A simple question to all programmers that why the index of an array starts from 0 instead from 1. was it a mistake of compiler designer in...
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    Yaho!: Easiest question ever(judge the output)

    Wednesday, 15 August 2012 | Unknown at 21:52 |
    What should be the output of this program? void main() {   int y=5,z=6;   if(y || ++z)   {      printf("\ny=%d",y);    pr...
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    Amazon: You are probably the master of C, if you can answer this beginner level question

    Unknown at 11:37 |
    Why we use inclusive lower bond and exclusive upper bond for array? confused? i.e why we see this syntax int a[10]; for(i=0;i<10;i...
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    C related books

    Sunday, 12 August 2012 | Unknown at 12:16 |
    A list of all C good  books All C books
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    Difference between float *g( ); and (*h)( );

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    float *g(), (*h)(); Here g( ) is function returning a pointer to a float type value Whereas (*h) is a pointer type variable pointing...
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    TCS: Post the output of following statement :- a+++++b

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    What should be the output of the following code if we print,  like void main()  { int a=4,b=3,x; x=a+++++b; printf("Value of x ...
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