Computer Programming B.Tech. I Year: Functions and Pointers Q&A

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What is a function in C programming?

A function is a block of code that performs a specific task and can be executed from different parts of a program

Why do we use functions in C language?

To perform repetitive tasks

What is the purpose of passing arguments to a function?

To provide input to the function for processing

Which of the following is true about pointers in C?

Pointers are used to point to the beginning of an array

What is the purpose of dynamic memory allocation in C?

To allocate memory at runtime as needed

How many functions can a C program consist of?

As many functions as required

What is the purpose of using functions in programming?

To avoid rewriting the same code over and over

What is a function in programming?

A subprogram that reduces coding and helps avoid repetition

What is the output of the given C function 'addition' when called with parameters (10, 3)?

The Result is 13

What is the main advantage of using functions in programming?

It allows separate activities to be written and checked independently

Which type of function in C is used for finding the square root of a number?

Predefined library function

What should be included to use the 'printf()' and 'scanf()' functions in C?

#include

Which header file should be included to use math library functions in C?

#include

What is the purpose of using library functions in C?

To perform some operations for which functions are predefined

Which function should be included to handle string manipulations in C?

strlen()

What is required to use input and output library functions like 'printf()' and 'scanf()' in C?

#include

Test your knowledge of the functions and pointers topics in computer programming with this Q&A based on previous year questions for B.Tech. I Year students. The quiz covers topics like function definition, declaration, categories of functions, recursion, storage classes, pointers and addresses, pointer expressions, pointer arithmetic, and passing arrays to functions.

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