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01

Data Types,Operators and Expressions in C

02

Control Flow Statements in C

03

Functions

04

Pointers and Arrays in C

05

Structures and Unions

06

Input and Output in C

07

Library Functions

08

Strings

09

File Handling in C

10

Macro and Preprocessor

Q111.

Let f : {a, b}* (a, b}* be given by f (n) = ax for
every value of n ε {a, b} then f is

One to one not onto

One to one and onto

Not one to one and not onto

Not one-to one and onto

Discuss

Answer: (a).One to one not onto

Q112.

Which of the following types of programs would require the program data to be sorted in order for the programs to work correctly ?

Programs that display department names in alphabetical order

Programs that display sales amounts in numerical order

Programs that display subtotals in reports

All of these

Discuss

Answer: (a).Programs that display department names in alphabetical order

Q113.

A text is made up of the characters a, b, c, d, e each occurring with the probability 0.12, 0.4, 0.15,0.08 and .25 respectively. The optimal coding tech-nique will have the average length of

2.15

3.78

2.78

1.78

Discuss

Answer: (a).2.15

Q114.

C was primarily developed as a

systems programming language

general purpose language

data processing language

none of above

Discuss

Answer: (a).systems programming language

Q115.

C is a

high level language

low level language

high level language with some low level features

low level language with some high level features

Discuss

Answer: (c).high level language with some low level features

Q116.

Which of the following comments are true ?

C provides no input-output and file access features

C provides no features to manipulate composite objects

C borrowed most of its ideas from BCPL

All of the above

Discuss

Answer: (d).All of the above

Q117.

Which of the following comments about EOF are true?

its value is defined within stdio.h

its value is implementation dependent and cant be negative

its value should not equal the integer equivalent of any character

All of the above

Discuss

Answer: (d).All of the above

Q118.

In standard C, trigraphs in the source program are translated

before the lexical analysis

before the recognition of escape characters in strings

both (a) & (b)

during the intermediate code generation phase

Discuss

Answer: (c).both (a) & (b)

Q119.

Which of the following are not the keywords in C?

printf

main

none of above

Discuss

Answer: (c).IF

Q120.

Choose the correct statement

0 represents a false condition

non-zero value represents a false condition

1 represents a false condition

anything that is not 1 represents a false condition

Discuss

Answer: (a).0 represents a false condition

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Welcome to the C Programming Fundamentals MCQs Page

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Explore more Topics under C Programming

Data Types,Operators and Expressions in C

Control Flow Statements in C

Functions

Pointers and Arrays in C

Structures and Unions

Input and Output in C

Library Functions

Strings

File Handling in C

Macro and Preprocessor

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