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    This wont work in case of char pointers since you...

    This wont work in case of char pointers since you cannot change contents of read only block...
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    swap char pointers

    I have the following code.According to this the values of pointers p[0] and p[1] remains unchanged since the swap is made to local variables in swap function.Now my doubt is how can I swap the...
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    redinition inside block

    #include<stdio.h>
    int i=5;
    main()
    {
    int i=6;
    {

    int i=7;
    printf("%d",i);
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    @jimblumberg Thank you for your answer..but my...

    @jimblumberg Thank you for your answer..but my question is that why the declaration is allowed inside switch block and not allowed inside case statement...although incase of inside switch you can...
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    c switch declaration

    #include<stdio.h>
    main()
    { switch (i)
    { case 1:
    int a = 3;
    break;
    case 2:printf("hello"); break; } }
  6. Thread: unions

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    @grumpy thank you for your valuable contribution..

    @grumpy thank you for your valuable contribution..
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    I think that its because of padding that extra...

    I think that its because of padding that extra bits are added..Because if i do sizeof(struct ss) it gives 16 and not 12...Please contribute if I am wrong?
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    Yeah that i know..in my case it means wirting to...

    Yeah that i know..in my case it means wirting to c and d means overiding the values of a and b...But why does that 32767 come??
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    unions

    main()
    {
    union u
    {
    struct s{int a;int b}n;
    struct ss{int c;long d}ni;


    }uu;
    uu.ni.c=1;
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    unions

    main()
    {
    union u
    {
    struct s{int a;int b}n;
    struct ss{int c;long d}ni;


    }uu;
    uu.ni.c=1;
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    Thank you...you rockkkkk!!

    Thank you...you rockkkkk!!
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    integer promotions

    I came across the foll code in c99 standard:

    Otherwise, if the type of the operand with signed integer type can represent
    all of the values of the type of the operand with unsigned integer type,...
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    Thank you it was great explaination ...I have a...

    Thank you it was great explaination ...I have a last doubt that does compiler decides order of evalauation or is it always left to right??
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    @jimblumberg thank you but even if I remove...

    @jimblumberg thank you but even if I remove paranthesis then also the result is the same i.e j is considered first and then the other parts of the expression..As far as I know precedence means That...
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    Thank you for your explaination but as per the...

    Thank you for your explaination but as per the foll link it says && has higher precedence than ||..So why does in my case || gets evaluated first C Language Operator Precedence Chart
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    precedence of relational operators

    came across the foll code:



    #include<stdio.h>

    main()
    {
    int i=4,j=7;
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    Then why doesnt it do the same thing when only 1...

    Then why doesnt it do the same thing when only 1 bit is increased I mean why on increasing size with just one bit it straight away increases the total size by 4 bytes??
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    But when I replace sizeof c with 2 bits then it...

    But when I replace sizeof c with 2 bits then it gives 8 as output ..Can someone please explain how is this possible???
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    bit fields

    the foll code when run on gcc compiler gave 12 as output


    struct aa{char a:3;int b:30;char c:3;};
    printf("%d",sizeof(struct aa));


    but since sizeof int is 4 and char is 1 then why does...
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    Thank you it was a really great explaination!!!!

    Thank you it was a really great explaination!!!!
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    extern variables

    The foll code


    static int a;
    extern int a;

    gave no error on gcc

    But the foll gave error :
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    @phantomotap thank you for your answer but in my...

    @phantomotap thank you for your answer but in my previous question when i run the code by removing static from the global variable it gave no errors why is that so??
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    I didnt mention 'extern' in my previous comment:)...

    I didnt mention 'extern' in my previous comment:) No problems but now I have another doubt the following code gave error as "non static declaration of 'a' follows static declaration"

    static int...
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    Then why does removing static gives no error...

    Then why does removing static gives no error although it is defined after main()..??
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    Thank you but I think static variables have...

    Thank you but I think static variables have internal linkage that is available to same file and not to outside files..
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