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Question # 1

Trace the output.
Int number = 6;
Int x= 0;
X =-- number ;
Printf ("%d",x);

  • Ans 1: Output: x=5
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ICS Part 2 Computer Science Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

Trace the output.
Int number = 6;
Int x= 0;
X =-- number ;
Printf ("%d",x);

  • Ans 1: Output: x=5
Submit

ICS Part 2 Computer Science Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

Question # 1

What is Arithmetic Expression?

  • Ans 1: An expression, in which only arithmetic operators operate on operands, is known as arithmetic expression. To Solve different mathematicals problems, one needs to write arithmetic expression. Arithmetic expressions involve integers and floating point numbers, which are manipulated with arithmetic operators.
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ICS Part 2 Computer Science Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3

Question # 1

Differentiate between Standard Identifier and User-defined identifiers.

  • Ans 1: Standard Identifier : Like reserved words, standard identifiers have special meanings in C , but these can be redefined to use in the program for other purpose, however this practice is not recommended. If a standard identifier is redefined, C no longer remains able to use it for its original purpose.Example : There are the following example of standard Identifiers:Printf is used for outputScanf is used for input
  • Ans 2: User-Identifier: In a C program, the programmer may need to access memory location for storing data program results. For this purpose memory cell are named that are called user-defined identifier. Example: There are the following example of User-defined Identifiers: 1) Area 2) area The C compiler considers 'Area and 'area' as two different identifiers.
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ICS Part 2 Computer Science Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 4

Question # 1

Predict the output of the following code:
Int number =6;
++ number;
Printf ("%d\n", number);

  • Ans 1: Output: number =7
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