Assignment of objective questions
1. Does gets() function scans enter key press by the user during input
a. Yes
b. No
c. Only in Turbo Compiler
d. Only in GCC Compiler
Answer - a. Yes
2. String functions are available in the header file named...
a. conio.h
b. stdio.h
c. stdlib.h
d. string.h
Answer - d. string.h
3. strlen() function returns the...
a. length of the string
b. the last character of the string
c. the first character of the string
d. None of the above
Answer - a. length of the string
4. The data passed as an argument to the function known as...
a. Function Argument
b. Function Variable
c. Passed Value
d. Passed Data
Answer - a. Function Argument
5. Full Form of IVT is...
a. Interrupt Vector Table
b. International Vector Table
c. Important Vector Table
d. Internal Vector Table
Answer - a. Interrupt Vector Table
6. Predict the output
char city[10];
city = {"Bhopal"};
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - c. Compilation Error
7. Predict the output
char city[10] = {"Bhopal"};
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
8. Predict the output
char city[10] = "Bhopal";
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
9. Predict the output
char city[10] = {'B', 'h', 'o', 'p', 'a', 'l'};
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
10. Predict the output
char city[10] = {'B', 'h', 'o', 'p', 'a', 'l', '\0'};
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
11. Predict the output
char city[10];
strcpy(city, "Bhopal");
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
12. Predict the output
char arr[10] = {"bhopal"}, brr[10];
brr = arr;
a. String "Bhopal" will be stored in both the arrays
b. Address of arr will be stored in brr
c. Both array size will become of the length of "Bhopal"
d. Compilation Error.
Answer - d. Compilation Error.
13. strcpy() takes two arguments which represent...
a. source array and destination array
b. destination array and source array
c. target array and given array
d. first array and second array
Answer - b. destination array and source array
14. Predict the output
char city[10];
city[0] = 'B';
city[1] = 'h';
city[2] = 'o';
city[3] = 'p';
city[4] = 'a';
city[5] = 'l';
a. "Bhopal" will be stored in array city
b. Runtime Error
c. Compilation Error
d. Unpredictable output
Answer - d. Unpredictable output
15. Predict the output
char arr[] = "Hi", brr = "User";
strcat(arr, brr);
printf("arr:%s\n", arr);
a. "HiUser"
b. "Hi User"
c. " Hi User "
d. "HiUser "
Answer - a. "HiUser"
16. Return type of function strcmp() is...
a. int
b. char
c. float
d. double
Answer - a. int
17. Function strcmp() returns negative value when...
a. String of the first array is smaller than the second array
b. The string of the second array is smaller than the first array
c. The first array contains a special character
d. The second array contains special character
Answer - a. String of the first array is smaller than the second array
18. Predict the output
char str[5][10];
a. 5 strings of string length 10 can be stored.
b. 10 strings of string length 5 can be stored.
c. 15 strings of string length 10 can be stored.
d. 15 strings of string length 5 can be stored.
Answer - a. 5 strings of string length 10 can be stored.
19. Predict the output
char str[5][10];
for(i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
printf("Enter Name:");
scanf("%s", str[i]);
}
a. Accepts 5 Name from the user
b. Unpredictable output
c. Runtime Error
d. Compilation Error
Answer - a. Accepts 5 Name from the user
20. Predict the output
char name[2][10] = {'b', 'h', 'o', 'p', 'a', 'l', '\0', 'i', 'n
, 'd', 'o', 'r', 'e', '\0'};
printf("name[0]:%s, name[1]:%s\n", name[0], name[1]);
a. name[0]:bhopal, name[1]:indore
b. name[0]:bhopal, name[1]:ore
c. name[0]:bhopal, name[1]:dore
d. name[0]:bhopal, name[1]:ndore
Answer - b. name[0]:bhopal, name[1]:ore
