C Programming and Problem Solving Questions and Answers 221 to 230

C Programming and Problem Solving

Questions 221 to 230



221.
What result is in the variable num1 after execution of the following statements?
int j = 1, num1 = 4;
while (++j <= 10)
{
num1++;
}
(a)  11                     (b)  12                     (c)  13                     (d)  14                              (e)  15.
222.
What is the final value of x if initially x has the value 0?
if (x >= 0)
                x += 5;
              if (x >= 5)
  x += 2;
(a)  0                       (b)  2                       (c)  5                       (d)  7                              (e)  8.
223.
Which header file contains the function prototypes for the standard input /output library functions and information used by them?
(a)  <std I/O.h>        (b)  <stdio.h>          (c)  <stdlib.h>          (d)  <stdiolib.h>     (e)  <studio.h>.
224.
A function prototype is
(a)   A definition of the function
(b)   A declaration statement in the called program
(c)   A declaration statement in the calling program
(d)   A function call in the program
(e)   A sterotype in the program.
225.
What is the value of i after this segment of the program is executed?
              n = 27;
              i = 0;
              for( i = 0; i <= n; i+= 2 ) {
                     printf(i );

                                                                                           }
(a)  25                     (b)  28                     (c)  27                     (d)  26                              (e)  29.
226.
What is the value of the variable c after the switch statement below?
              x = 3;
              switch ( x ) {
                case 1 : c = 'A'; break;
                case 2 : c = 'B'; break;
                case 3 : c = 'C'; break;
                default: c = 'F'; break;
                              }
(a)  S                      (b)  B                      (c)  C                      (d)  F                              (e)  AB.
227.
Which of the following is the function prototype of a function f1 that receives an int pointer and float reference and returns an int pointer?
(a)  int  f1(int &, float *)                           (b)  float* f1(float &, int &)                
(c)  int* f1 (int *, float &)                         (d)  int f1 *(int *, float &)
(e)  int f1(&int,*float).
228.
Consider the following declaration :float a, b;
How much memory will be reserved for the above two declared variables.
(a)  1 byte               (b)  4 bytes             (c)  8 bytes              (d)  16 bytes                              (e)  20 bytes.
229.
What is the return value of the following function if the function is called as
int value = fun(6);
int fun(int n)
{
       if( n = = 1 ||  n = =  2)  return 1;
         else   return( fun(n-1) + fun(n-2) );
}
(a)  1                       (b)  2                       (c)  Syntax error       (d)  8                              (e)  5.
230.
The getchar() function reads a
(a)  String from a file                                                            (b)  Character from a file
(c)  String from the keyboard                  (d)  Character from the keyboard
(e)  Word from the file.



Answers



221.
Answer : (d)
Reason:  14 is the right choice after the execution of program.
222.
Answer : (d)
Reason:  First x becomes 5 and then x gets added to 2 and result is 7.
223.
Answer : (b)
Reason:  <stdio.h>
Header file contains the function prototypes for the standard input /output library functions and information used by them.
224.
Answer : (c)
Reason:  Function prototype is the declaration statement in  the calling program.
225.
Answer : (b)
Reason:  The value of i wll be 28 after execution of the code.
226.
Answer : (c)
Reason:  3 matches the case :3 and C will be printed.
227.
Answer : (c)
Reason:  C is the right  choice according to the statement .
228.
Answer : (c)
Reason:  Float occupies 4 bytes so total 8 bytes .
229.
Answer : (d)
Reason:  D is the right choice based on the recursive call.
230.
Answer : (d)
Reason:  Reasongetchr()function reads the character from the key board.
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