Q. The programming languages C and C++ are not strongly typed languages because :

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Q. When the following code is executed what will be the value of x and y?

int x = 1, y=0;
y = x++;

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Q. How many values can be held by an array A(-1,m;1 ,m) ?

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Q. What is the result of the expression

(1&2)+(3/4) ?

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Q. How many times the word 'print' shall be printed by the following program segment?

for(i=1, i≤2, i++)
for(j=1, j≤2, j++)
for(k=1, k≤2, k++)
printf("print/n")

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Q. Arrays in C language can have ................. with reference to memory representation.

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Q. Refer the points as listed below:

(a) What are the operator precedence rules ?
(b) What are the operator associativity rules ?
(c) What is the order of operand evaluation ?
(d) Are there restrictions on operand evaluation side effects ?

Which of the above must be considered as primary design issues for arithmetic expressions ?

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Q. When an array is passed as a parameter to a function which of the following statements is correct?

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Q. Trace the error:

void main( )
{
int *b, &a;
*b = 20
printf(“%d, %d”, a, *b)
}

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Q. Match the following:

a. calloc( )         i. Frees previously allocated space
b. free( )             ii. Modifies previously allocated space
c. malloc( )        iii. Allocates space for array
d. realloc( )        iv. Allocates requested size of space

Codes:
      a   b   c   d

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Q. printf(“%c”, 100);

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Q. The ………….. memory allocation function modifies the previous allocated space.

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Q. The goal of operator overloading is

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Q. How many of the following declarations are correct?

int z = 7.0;
double void = 0.000;
short array [2] = {0, 1, 2};
char c = “\n”;

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Q. Which one of the following sentences is true?

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Q. The statement

print f (“ % d”, 10 ? 0 ? 5 : 1 : 12);

will print

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Q. What will be the output of the following c-code?

void main ( )
{
char *P = "ayqm" ;
char c;
c = ++*p ;
printf ("%c", c);
}

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Q. Member of a class specified as …………… are accessible only to method of the class.

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Q. Match the following:

Set-I
(a) Garbage collection in
(b) Nameless object
(c) Template support
(d) A forward reference
(e) Derived class inherits from base class

Set-II
1. Java
2. generic programming
3. defines a class
4. member function
5. within a statement

Codes :
    (a) (b) (c)  (d)  (e)

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Q. The data type created by the data abstraction process is called

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