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C Programming MCQ ( SET - 1)
- Who is the father of C Programming Language ?- Dennis Richards
- Ken Thompson
- Dennis Ritchie
- Ken Thompson & Dennis Ritchie
 Answer: C
 Explantion: Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Laboratories in 1972
- Which keyword is used to prevent any changes in the variable within a C program ?- volatile
- continue
- break
- const
 Answer: D
 Explantion: const is a keyword constant in C programming . We know constant have fixed value
- Which of the following typecasting is accepted by C language ?- Narrowing Conversions
- Widening Conversions
- Widening & Narrowing Conversions
- None of the mentioned
 Answer: C
 Explantion: None.
- What is an example of iteration in C Programming Language ?- do-while
- for
- while
- All of the above
 Answer: D
 Explantion: None
- Which of the following cannot be a variable name in C Programming Language ?- enter
- extern
- false
- None of thise
 Answer: B
 Explantion: extern is a keyword of C programming
- Property which allows to produce different executable for different platforms in C is called ?- conditional compilation
- recursive macros
- selective inclusion
- file inclusion
 Answer: A
 Explantion: Conditional compilation is the preprocessor facility to produce a different executable.
- How many number of pointer (*) does C language have against a pointer variable declaration ?- 3
- 2
- 8
- No limits
 Answer: D
 Explantion: None
- Which of the following return-type cannot be used for a function in C Programming Language ?- char *
- void
- struct
- none of the mentioned
 Answer: D
 Explantion: None
- What is the sizeof(char ) in a 32- bit C compiler ?- 2 Bytes
- 1 Bytes
- 1 bits
- 4 Bytes
 Answer: B
 Explantion: None
- 10Functioins can return enumeration constants in C programming language ?- false
- true
- depends on the standard
- depends on the compiler
 Answer: B
 Explantion: None
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