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Ten questions in C/C++

Let us see some questions in C and C++
  • Write printf statement in C to print - I got 98% in Maths
  • Can you execute a function before main() in C? If yes, how is it done?
  • Can you write a program to find if a number is even without using modulo operator?
  • How do you define a data member which is common to all objects of a class in C++?
  • Can we have a single constructor for a class, but still create objects from the class passing zero/one and two parameters?
  • What problems might occur if a class has no default constructor?
  • Is the following statement correct?
    • fprintf(stdout,"Hello world"); 
  •  Why do we use the following statement in C++ program?
    • using namespace std;
  •  Can you write a single statement to check if the number is a power of 2? 
  • What does the following statement mean in C/C++?4
    • if(a) b++;
 
 So we have 10 questions. How many of these can you answer?
 
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