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Some c basis try....

1.The sizeof(3.12) is____ bytes




2.The decimal digit of precision for double number is




3.The format character %hi is used with




4.x=printf("hello" "binu"); the value of x=___




5.int x=0xA3,y=030,z=23;The output of printf("%d %#X %o”,x,y,z);




6.float x=2.34567; printf("%.2f",x); will print




7.The result of 5%-3 is ____




8.int x=322;printf("%c",x) will print




9.x=0xA;y=0xB;z=0xC;k=x&y|z>>2; The value of k=_____




10.unsigned int c=-2;The output of printf("%u",c);




11.a=printf("good")+printf("boy"); the value of a=___




12.scanf("%2d%3d",&x,&y); input to this is 12345 6789 then the value of x




13.int x='a'+'c'-'b'-32;printf("%c",x); will print____




14.int x=2,y=3;printf("%d",++(x+y)); will print




15.int i=5;printf("%d %d %d",i++,i,++i); will print




16.int x=1,y=5;printf("%d",++x+y); will print




17.int a=5;int x=!a>10; the value of x=




18.int m=1;int n=(m=m+3,m%3); the value of n=____




19.int m=3,n=2,x=1,y=0;y=(m>n?x++,y++:--x,--y); the value of y=____




20.int y=2*-3%-4/-5-6+-7; the value of y=____




21.int y=8/4/2*2*4*8%13%7%3; the value of y=____




22.int x=3,y=5,z=7,w=9;w+=x+y-(z-=w); the value of w=____




23.int x;x=3,5,7; the value of x=____




24.int x=20,y=35;x=y++ + x++;y=++y + ++x;the value of x and y =




25.int a=23,b=67;b=b^a;a=b^a;b=b^a; the value of a and b =

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