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what is error in below code ?
#include <stdio.h> #include<malloc.h> struct node { int data ; struct node *next,*prev; }; int main() { int n ,m,a,count=0,i,j; char rot; scanf("%d",&n); fflush(std...
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IBM Bangalore urgently need 75 Comp Engrs
what are the qualifications ? I mean will freshers work ?And what is the technology for which they are looking for and where do we have...
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Desktop application in java for format conversion of all basic type of files.
I am writing a desktop application in java which is for format conversion of all basic type of files. For e.g. word to pdf, pdf to...
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Why do we get a segmentation fault while performing any operation on an uninitialized pointer ?
[HASHTAG]#include[/HASHTAG]<stdlib.h> [HASHTAG]#include[/HASHTAG]<string.h> int main(void) { char *p ; strcat(p, "abc"); printf("\n %s \n", p); return 0; } If I print this the val...
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How to construct PDA for the given language?
I am facing problem while constructing PDA for the language where we have no of a's =twice no of b's . I am not getting here...
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Who compiles the compiler ?
I have one doubt regarding when a compiler is used for compiling the program code written in some particular programming language then it must be also...
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what does a token actually represent?
Please explain the below paragraph "Typically with a lexer/parser a token is a structure that holds not only the name of the token, but the characters/symbols...
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How does the white-spaces affect the size of the two notepad files
Consider two files ,one has very less spaces between the text written on it,while one which has a lot of spaces between the text ,so how...
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How does the comma acts here as an operator or as a separator?
Sir ,Actually I have one con simplycoderNice question, however, there is a typo in your snippet. The code should probably be #include <stdio.h> int main() {...
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How does the comma acts here as an operator or as a separator?
Sir ,Actually I have one con simplycoderNice question, however, there is a typo in your snippet. The code should probably be #include <stdio.h> int main() {...
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How does the comma acts here as an operator or as a separator?
Sir ,Actually I have one con simplycoderNice question, however, there is a typo in your snippet. The code should probably be #include <stdio.h> int main() {...
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Variation in the working of the comma operator in the below codes
Consider the following code snippets Case1: int main() { int a; a=printf("hello"),printf("joke"); printf("%d",a); return 0; } Case2: int main() { int a; a=(pr...
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Working of printf statement in C
Ankita KatdareYour answer lies in this statement that you wrote. The output of your program will completely depend on your compiler. For example, a function call...
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How does the comma acts here as an operator or as a separator?
plz explain the working of below code ,here why both the printf functions are getting executed when comma is here acting like an operator and not...
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Working of printf statement in C
I am just confused with the working of the printf statement that which one evaluate first because I have studied that comma separating the arguments acts...
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Working of switch construct in c programming
For example I write case 1: int a=9; break; printf("hellooo"); case 2 : int y =98; printf("kill"); break; So here when parsing is done so either...
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Working of switch construct in c programming
In a switch construct ,why does the compiler doesn't show any error and skips the statements written within the cases like for example I write printf("hello");...
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what is the logical proof of the below formula for relation?
If I have three relations R1.R2,R3 ,then If I write the formula as 1. (R1^R2)R3 contained in (R1 R3 ^ R2^R3) 2. (R1 UNION R2) R3=R1...
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How to perform XOR operation on two graphs?
Ankita KatdareIs this a question related to mathematics graph theory? If so, I need to move it to appropriate section.yes Mam,it is related to graph theory...
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How does the compiler in c stores the const variables in ROM
I am just unable to understand that when ROM is only read only memory ,then how is the compiler able to store the variables with const...
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How to perform XOR operation on two graphs?
actually am trying to ask like if we ay that G1 union G2 is actually the union of vertices and union of both the edges ,so...
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How to perform XOR operation on two graphs?
I am just unable to find out how to perform XOR operation on two graphs ,do I have to do XOR operation on the vertices or...
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Effect of one control specification on another in printf statement.
CASE A : #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> int main() { int y = (8,9); printf("%d ,%f , %lf", 8.76, 8.987654); getch(); return 0; }CASE B: #include<stdio.h> #include<...
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Is there a unique compiler for C with UNIX as an operating system?
If the UNIX, when is allowed to run on another machine then it needs c compiler for it ,so when we install the compiler for it...
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What is the effect of primitive data types on the nature of programming languages?
why the languages which are having primitive data types in them are considered to be not purely object oriented ,why is said that any language which...
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What is the reason for the logical equivalence between the predicates?
Just little confusion in the logical equivalence of the 2 below logical expressions: 1. (p->r) AND(q->r)= (p OR q)->r 2. (p->r) OR (q->r)=(p AND q)->r In...
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Abstract data type
rahul69ADT is called data type because in behaviour, it is a data type, As using integer type we create integer variables, similarly using List we create...
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Abstract data type
Anoop KumarI never learned about Abstract Data Type till now☕. Do you have confusion about following? <a href="https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/collections/intro/" target=...
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Abstract data type
Please Can you be specific to my question ,I already know what an ADT is my question is something else ,please try to clearly understand my...
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Abstract data type
I just have little confusions regarding the term abstract data type,although I have gone through google several times ,but still not yet satisfied . Firstly ,...
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Comparison of algorithms
Ankit LitoriyaTalk is cheap , show me the code. EDIT : To understand better. As much i guess time complexity for both of your algorithms is...
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Comparison of algorithms
I just wanted to ask that why are the algorithms not being compared on the basis of number of statements they have ,why only input size...
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Scheduling algo in OS
I just wanted to ask that on a particular OS ,is the implementation of a scheduling algorithm unique,lets say I am implementing round-robin in my OS...
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Thread scheduling in java
I just want to ask that if the scheduling algorithm by JRE is priority scheduling since the threads are executed on the basis of their priority...
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Deadlock inside a system
Does the existence of only one condition which is CIRCULAR WAIT ,neccesarily implies that there exists deadlock within a system?
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