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  1. Thread: Why so..

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    hi.. in *b++,in which * and ++ have same...

    hi..
    in *b++,in which * and ++ have same precedence but associativity is from right to left.
    so *b++,incrementing is done after ; in the line..and b now a pointer containing the starting address...
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    %p is the hexadecimal representation of the...

    %p is the hexadecimal representation of the address.And you will get ans as hex numbers.actually it gives different address..but in turbo c you will get same address for both..but in linux u will...
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    you can express 500

    you can express 500<x<1000 as
    if(x>500&&x<1000)
  4. Thread: difference

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    thank you...:)

    thank you...:)
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    yes i will do..string[i] works?? is it gave any...

    yes i will do..string[i] works?? is it gave any garbage value..in the above output will be this is a string..
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    string is pointer its not an array..so in string ...

    string is pointer its not an array..so in string storing only the starting address of "appe". so it will not get null at the end..
    string[i]=*(string+i);
    in this string contains the starting...
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    fread returning 0 wen it fail to read ,so better...

    fread returning 0 wen it fail to read ,so better you have to check it ,for come out of the loop .
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    hi I think you are reading from "office out" in...

    hi
    I think you are reading from "office out" in r+ mode,and your writing to the same file.so it will be a infinite loop..because when write to the same file it will again not reaching EOF.
    i think...
  9. Thread: difference

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    difference

    what is the difference between exit(0) and exit(1)?
    is it same??
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