In C there is no predefined datatype as bool. We can create bool using enum. One enum will be created as bool, then put the false, and true as the element of the enum. The false will be at the first position, so it will hold 0, and true will be at second position, so it will get value 1. Now we can use this as datatype. , ,
Here we will see, one program can be written without main or not? The answer is yes. We can write program, that has no main() function. In many places, we have seen that the main() is the entry point of a program execution. Just from the programmers perspective this is true. From the system’s perspective it is not true. So the system at first calls the _start(), this sets up the envir.....
In this problem, one floating point value is given. We have to find number of set bits in the binary representation of it. For example, if a floating point number is 0.15625, so there are six set bits. A typical C compiler used single precision floating point representation. So it will be look like this. To convert into its bit values, we have to take the number into one pointer variable, .....
Here we will see how to print the memory representation of C variables. Here we will show integers, floats, and pointers. To solve this problem, we have to follow these steps − Get the address and the size of the variableTypecast the address to the character pointer to get byte addressNow loop for the size of the variable and print the value of typecasted pointer., ,
In C we can pass parameters in two different ways. These are call by value, and call by address, In C++, we can get another technique. This is called Call by reference. Let us see the effect of these, and how they work. First we will see call by value. In this technique, the parameters are copied to the function arguments. So if some modifications are done, that will update the copied value.....
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