- C INTRODUCTION
- C INDEX
- HISTORY & FEATURES OF C
- WHY LEARN C
- SETTING UP C ENVIRONMENT
- WHAT IS A PROGRAM
- WRITING FIRST C PROGRAM
- C PROGAMMING CODE COMPILATION AND EXECUTION
- RECEIVING INPUT IN C
- C INTRO PRACTICE
- BASIC SYNTAX AND DATA TYPES
- BASICS OF PROGRAMMING
- WHAT IS PROGRAMMING
- WHY WE NEED TO LEARN PROGRAMING
- BENEFITS OF LEARNING PROGRAMING
- SOME EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMING
- EXAMPLE OF BASIC CODING IN C PROGRAMING
- HISTORY OF PROGRAMING
- PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
- WHAT IS CHAT GPT
- WHAT IS MACHINE LEARNING
- WHAT IS IOT
- EVOLUTION OF C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
- WHAT IS FORTAN
- WHAT IS PL/I
- AT&T & BELL LABS
- ABOUT DENIS RITCHIE
- C INSTALLATION
- DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL C/GCC COMPILER FOR WINDOWS
- SOURCE CODE EDITORS
- INSTALLING C/GCC COMPILER FOR WINDOWS C/GCC COMPILER
- SETTING UP PATH VARIABLE
- C PROGRAMMING STRUCTURE
- COMMENTS
- DATA TYPES AND VARIABLES
- DATA TYPES
- VARIABLE
- CONSTANTS AND VARIABLE
- HOW TO CREATE A VARIABLE
- FORMAT SPECIFIER
- MEMORY
- PRACTICE QUESTION
- EXERCISE
- C KEYWORDS
- C OPERATORS
- ARITHMETIC OPERATORS
- RELATIONAL OPERATORS
- LOGICAL OPERATORS
- BITWISE OPERATORS
- ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS
- INCREMENT AND DECREMENT OPERATORS
- CONDITIONAL (TERNARY) OPERATOR
- EXAMPLES OF OPERATORS
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTION
- CONTROL STATEMENT
- CONDITIONAL STATEMENT
- IF STATEMENT
- NESTED IF
- NESTED IF ELSE
- IF ELSE IF ELSE IF
- SWITCH CASE
- EXAMPLES OF CONTROL STATEMENT
- PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- EXERCISE
- LOOPS
- TYPES OF LOOP
- WHILE LOOP
- INCREMENT OPERATOR
- FOR LOOP
- NESTED FOR LOOP
- BREAK AND CONTINUE
- DO WHILE LOOP
- GO TO
- EXAMPLES OF LOOP
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- EXERCISE
- CONSTANTS IN C
- FUNCTIONS
- WHAT IS FUNCTION
- PASSING VALUES B/W FUNCTION
- SCOPE OF FUNCTION
- CALL BY VALUE AND CALL BY REFERENCE
- MEMORY ADDRESS C
- CONCLUSION
- RECURSION
- RECURSION AND STACK
- ADDING FUNCTION TO THE LIBRARY
- INTEGER SIGNED AND UNSIGNED
- EXAMPLES OF FUNCTION
- EXERCISE
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- STORAGE CLASS IN C
- TYPES OF STORAGE CLASS
- AUTOMATIC STORAGE CLASS
- REGISTER STORAGE CLASS
- STATIC STORAGE CLASS
- EXTERNAL STORAGE CLASS
- C PREPROCESSOR
- ARRAYS
- ABOUT ARRAY
- ACCESS THE ELEMENT OF ARRAY
- REPLACING A VALUE OF AN ARRAY
- ARRAY DECLARATION
- ARRAY INITIALIZATION
- TWO DIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
- CHANGING ELEMENTS IN TWO DIMENSION ARRAY
- EXAMPLES OF ARRAY
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- EXERCISE
- STRING
- ABOUT STRING
- SPACE ALLOCATION OF A STRING IN C
- STANDARD LIBRARY A STRING FUNCTION
- EXAMPLES OF STRING
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- EXERCISE
- STRUCTURE
- ABOUT STRUCTURE
- HOW ELEMENT STORE IN STRUCTURE
- USING STRING IN STRUCTURE
- COPY STRUCTURE
- POINTER IN STRUCTURE
- MCQ PRACTICE QUESTIONS
- EXERCISE
- CONSOLE INPUT OUTPUT
- FILE INPUT OUTPUT
- C PROGRAMMING MCQ
- CODES IN C
- SIMPLE C PROGRAM
- C PROGRAM ON NUMBER
- C PROGRAM ON DATE TIME AND YEAR
- FACTORIAL AND FIBONACCI PROGRAM IN C
- PATTERN PROGRAM IN C
- C PROGRAM ON DATA TYPE AND UNION
- C PROGRAM ON MATH FUNCTION
- C PROGRAM ON PROGRESSION SERIES
- C PROGRAM ON AREA AND VOLUME
- C PROGRAM ON GCD LCM AND HCF
- C PROGRAM ON ARRAY
- C PROGRAM ON MATRIX
- C PROGRAM ON BITWISE OPERATION
- C PROGRAM ON STRING
- C PROGRAM ON FILE HANDLING
MCQ PRACTICE QUESTION
1.what will be the final value of x in the following C code?
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
int x = 5*9/3+9;
}
1. 3.75
2. 3
3. 24
4. Depends on compiler
2.what will the output of the following C code?
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
int y = 3;
int x = 5%2*3/2;
printf(“value of x %d”, x);
}
1. Compile time error
2. Value of x 1
3. Value of x 3
4. Value of x 2
3.what will be the output of the following C code?
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
int y= -3;
int x = y%2;
printf(“%d\n”, x);
}
1. 1
2. Implemention defined
3. -1
4. Compile time error
4.what will be the output of the following C code?
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
int x = 5.3%2;
printf(“%d\n”, x);
}
1. Compile time error
2. 1
3. 2.3
4. 0.3
5.what will be the output of the following C code?
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
int x = -5;
x= x/3;
printf(“%d\n”, x);
}
1. -3
2. Compile time error
3. -1
4. Implementation defined