Output of C programs | Set 65 (If-Else)
Prerequisite : Decision making in C
Question 1
#include"stdio.h" #include"stdlib.h" void reverse( int i) { if (i > 5) exit (0); printf ( "%d\n" , i); return reverse(i++); } int main() { reverse(1); } |
OPTIONS:
a)Segmenation fault
b)Compilation error
c)Print 1 Infinite time
d)Both a & c
OUTPUT: (d)Both a & c
Explanation:
We call the main method again and again by 1 because we use post-increment. At certain time stack frame will full means segmentation fault occurs.
Question 2
#include"stdio.h" int main() { if (-1L>1UL) printf ( "paul is crazy" ); else printf ( "mannu is Crazy" ); } |
OPTIONS:
a)mannu is Crazy
b)paul is crazy
OUTPUT: (b)paul is crazy
Explanation:
Here ,comparision between long int and unsigned long int generally which is not possible.
Now,long int is promoted to unsigned long int whose value will be
(2^size_of_unsigned_long_int)-1.
Question 3
#include"stdio.h" int main() { int i; if (i=0,2,3) printf ( "Geeksforgeeks " ); else printf ( "Hello " ); printf ( "%d\n" ,i); } |
OPTIONS:
a)Hello 3
b)Hello 0
c)Geeksforgeeks 0
d)Geeksforgeeks 3
OUTPUT: (c) Geeksforgeeks 0
Explanation: At first zero will assign in ‘i’ then comma operator returns the last value which is 3 and condition becomes true.
Question 4
#include"stdio.h" int main() { int i; if (i=(2,1,0)) printf ( "Geeksforgeeks " ); else printf ( "Hello " ); printf ( "%d\n" ,i); } |
OPTIONS:
a)Hello 3
b)Geeksforgeeks 0
c)Hello 0
d)Geeksforgeeks 3
OUTPUT: (c) Hello 0
Explanation: Priority of parenthesis bracket is greater than equal to(=) operator , So atfirst comma operator return the last value which is zero(0) and then equal to(=) operator assign 0 to ‘i’ and condition becomes flase.
Question 5
#include"stdio.h" int main() { float a=0.7d; if (a<0.7) printf ( "C" ); else printf ( "C++" ); return 0; } |
OPTIONS:
a)Compilation error
b)C++
c)C
OUTPUT: (C)C
Explanation:
a = 0.7 is rounded to 0.699999988
and the constant 0.7 is as 0.69999999999
so a<0.7 is true so it print "c"
but in case of 0.8
a = 0.800000011 and
constant 0.8 is 0.8000000000000000
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