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i used to think that if some loop is an infinite loop then it consumes much of cpu resources. so i thought second one is the answer. but now here i got the answer that its application dependent. i...

so its application dependent... so what is the answer if the question is which among the two for loop instances consumes less cpu resources. then i think second one is the answer.

both the for loops, i believe, takes same amount of time to reach the 10000th loop. at that perticular time second for loop terminates and the first one keeps on looping. i believe as the first one...

So can we say that its application dependent....... as you said the first for loop instance does unnecessary work after completing the task then it still is consuming the cpu time and resources where...

please some body tell me which among these for loops is faster???

1)for(i = 0; i < 100; i++)
for(j = 0; i < 100; j++)
printf("first instance of for loop");

2) for(i = 0;...

I checked the value of EOF and found that its value is -1.In dennis ritchie it is given that we need to take a variable which should be big enough to hold EOF value.... thats because he has taken...

main()
{
float flt 1.1;
double dbl 1.1;

if(flt == dbl)
printf("hi");
else
printf("hello");
}

I searched net for mysql API for c but i dint find that library.... please any body tell me where can i get APIes.....

that is also the application dependent... he might not change the values of x and y till some iterations. and after he may change the values of x and y.... at that particular moment the for loop...

in your for loop, above, no need to put parenthesis and thats application dependent. your for continues to work till x and y values remain 1. the moment their value changes the for loop exits.....

ya i got it... thanx... i will consider your advice of not to use casting..

i have written the following program. The function of this prog is to read data from a file(source.c) and write into another file(dest.c) using pipes. I have just written a line in the source file.Im...

what are those UNICODE and non unicode characters????

following is my header file....


#ifndef __ACKRV__
#define __ACKRV__
#include <stdio.h>
#include ”header.h”
unsigned char ack_check(adt *);
#endif

This is my slide function... i have taken 'f' as a variable of frame type. and slide function is returning this 'f' which is of frame type.... so in the main function also im receiving this in a...

there is a library function called isdigit(). you have to include string.h header file.

what is the meaning of incompatible types in assignment.

thats my main header file.... for each function one library is created and also a header file. in that the function prototypes are declared....

following is main function of my program


#include<stdio.h>
#include"header.h"

main()
{
unsigned char crc;
unsigned char ar;

does a content of a pointer is zero after freeing that pointer???

i am doing a project in c... but it needs GUI at user side....designing GUI using C language i heard that its very difficult... so i thought of doing the GUI using java program.... so now i have to...

then what is the difference between bss and initialised segments?

does always global variables are initialised to 0?
if not how to initialise an array to zero value in the global..

for pointer ch i have reserved only 1 byte.... and as you said for the characters like ~ etc... which has 6 consecutive 1s giving wrong answer... for rest of the inputs it gives right answer...

i did ch1[j] >>= 1; because every time ch1 gets a bit it makes room for another bit next time... so at last also it makes room for one more bit. which will lead to wrong answer... so for that reason...