C Programming Basics Quiz

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What is the correct syntax to print 'Hello, World!' in C?

  • echo "Hello, World!";
  • Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");
  • printf("Hello, World!"); (correct)
  • cout << "Hello, World!";

Which of the following functions is used to read input from the user in C?

  • scanf() (correct)
  • read()
  • getchar() (correct)
  • input()

What does the '%d' format specifier represent in a printf statement?

  • String
  • Floating-point number
  • Character
  • Integer (correct)

Which of the following is a valid way to declare a variable in C?

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What is the purpose of the 'return 0;' statement in a C program?

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Study Notes

C Language Basics

  • The C programming language uses the printf function to output text to the console.
  • To print the phrase "Hello, World!", the correct syntax is printf("Hello, World!");.
  • Other options listed (A, B, D) represent syntax from different programming languages (C# for A, PHP for B, and C++ for D).
  • Understanding the correct syntax is fundamental for beginners in C programming.

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