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What will happen if a header file is included in a program twice?

  • Program will throw an error (correct)
  • Program will throw an exception
  • Program will run but with warnings
  • Program will work without issues
  • Which of the following statements is true about static variables in C?

  • Can only be accessed in the local function scope
  • It can be called from another function
  • It exists even after the function ends (correct)
  • It must be initialized every time the function is called
  • What will be the output of the following C code snippet that uses an array of structures?

  • Compile time error due to incorrect syntax
  • No Compile time error, generates an array of structure of size 9
  • No Compile time error, generates an array of structure of size 3 (correct)
  • Runtime error due to memory allocation failure
  • How are strings represented in memory in C?

    <p>As an array of characters terminated by null</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is true about the return type of functions in C?

    <p>Functions can return any type except array and functions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    C Programming Study Notes

    • Parameter Passing in C: Parameters in C are passed by value for non-pointer variables and by reference for pointers
    • Multiple Variable Testing: Use logical operators (AND, OR, NOT) to test multiple values of a variable.
    • Header File Inclusion: Including a header file more than once typically results in minimal impact for standards-compliant compilers; it won't generate an error by design but the extra inclusion may be redundant and cause problems in specific situations.
    • While Loop Output: To determine outputs of while loops, trace the loop iterations by tracking variable changes within each nested iteration.
    • Structure Array Output: When outputting an array of structures, consider the size of the structure and the number of elements in the array and how this may effect the generated output.
    • Static Variable Properties: Static variables maintain their values across function calls because their memory persists even after the function ends. They can be accessed from other functions but must be modified with caution depending on the use case.
    • Variable Scope and Lifetime: Understanding variable scope and lifetime is crucial when working with C; variables have specific areas of their code where they are used and these variables will be stored in memory.
    • String Representation in Memory: Strings in C are represented as arrays of characters terminated by a null character ('\0').
    • C Library Functions: Identify and use appropriate standard C libraries for specific tasks, such as using the fgets library function for line input and output when required.
    • Default Return Type: If a function's return type is unspecified, it defaults to int.
    • Function Return Types: Functions in C can return any data types except arrays, functions, function pointers, or unions.

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    This quiz covers essential concepts in C programming, including parameter passing, multiple variable testing, header file inclusion, while loops, array of structures, and static variable properties. Each topic plays a crucial role in understanding how to write efficient and effective C code. Test your knowledge and improve your programming skills with these foundational ideas.

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