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Pointers Varieties ************************************************************************************************* (1) int *p; // p is a pointer to an...
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Hello all, I require (well it would be v nice & useful to have) a comparison between various commercial (and open-source) RTOS's on actual performance metrics...
hi friends, i try to install Fedora Core 2 linux in my PC. but it was not loading properly. while i was installing pc hanged and at that time the cursor was...
The output is "undefined". You cannot use the pre- and post- [increment|decrement] operators multiple times like this and expect consistent results. The...
This is something that is said to be UNDEFINED by the c standards. This link has more such expressions and answers for why it's undefined behavior: ...
Hi, Following are statements from one of my practice programs: printf("\nFloat display of 12 / 8: %f", 12 / 8); printf("\nInt display of 12.0 / 8: %d", 12.0 /...
... If we consider the Mohit's code, the output shall be 30. Why the output will be 30 is explained below; 1. First compiler know 'i' is an integer variable...
... First, in int case, why u use 12.0/8 instead of 12/8 as you know int always take 12.0 as 12? Second, by default, we can print out directly int value...