What will this code print out? #include void function(char *name) { name=NULL; } main() { char *name="ELANCE"; function(name); printf("%s",name); }

What does malloc(0) return?

The operator used to get value at address stored in a pointer 'p' is :

#include int main(){ int a=0; #if (a==0) printf('Equal'); #else if printf('Not equal'); #endif return 0; } Output of above program is:

For a pointer to a 3 dimensional array (*foo)[2][3][4], how many calls to malloc do you need at least to allocate its contents?

Output of the Program : int main() { int i,j; i=1,2,3; j=(1,2,3); printf('%d %d',i,j); return 0; }

Each array element occupies an area in memory next to, or ____, the others.

Many programming languages include a string operation called __________.

A(n) ____ loop executes a predetermined number of times.

You may define a __________ in the initialization expression of a for loop.

When an array is passed to a function, it is actually ________ the array that is/are passed.