2 MARKS
5 MARKS
1.
What
do curly braces denote in C? Why does it make sense to use curly braces to
surround the body of a function?
2.
State
the difference between
#include<filename> and
#include”filename”
3.
What
is a keyword? How is it different from an identifier?
4.
What
are the various rules for naming identifiers?
5.
What
do you understand by modifiers?
6.
What
is an escape sequence? Explain taking an example.
7.
What
is a variable? How is it declared?
8.
What
is the difference between declaration and initialization of a variable?
9.
Differentiate
between local and global variable.
10.
How
do you define constants? Explain by taking an example.
11.
What
is an expression? Explain arithmetic expression.
12. Why
we use relational operators? Explain various relational operators.
13. What
is the difference between unary operator and binary operator?
14. What
is the difference between logical operator and bitwise operator?
15. What
is importance of increment operator? Differentiate between pre increment and
post increment.
16. What
are the various shorthand assignment operators?
17. Explain
associativity and precedence property of an operator.
18.
What
is the difference between implicit and explicit type casting?
19.
Find
the value of Y (assume Y is integer data type)
Y= 4 * 2 / 4 – 6
/ 2 + 3 % 2 * 6 / 2 + 2 > 2 && 4 !=2
20.
Differentiate
between getchar and scanf functions. In response to the input statement
scanf(“%4d%*%d”,&year,&code,&count);
The following data is keyed in
19883745, what values does the computer assign to the variables year, code, count?
5 MARKS
1.
Discuss
the fundamental data types available in ‘C’ language, along with its memory
utilization, range, format specifier, etc.
2.
What
is a storage class? Describe automatic, register, static and external with neat
syntax.
3.
Briefly
discuss the operators available in the ‘C’ language.
4.
Discuss
about the formatted and unformatted input/output functions of ‘C’.
5.
Write
a program to find the largest of three numbers using conditional operator.
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