The scope of a variable refers to.
The scope of a variable refers to:
Data Type | |
Accessibility | |
Name | |
Length |
Data Type | |
Accessibility | |
Name | |
Length |
DFD | |
Pointer | |
Dynaset | |
Macro |
None of these | |
Data Sheet | |
Tabular | |
Columnar |
Order of row is insignificant | |
Each row is unique | |
Order of column is significant | |
Columns are atomic |
Data inconsistency | |
Data dependency | |
Data atomicity | |
Data redundancy |
getc ( ) | |
fgets ( ) | |
fputs ( ) | |
put ( ) |
Actual parameters | |
Formal parameters | |
Default parameters | |
Command Line parameters |
Arithmetic, Relational, Assignment | |
Assignment, Arithmetic, Relational | |
Assignment, Relational, Arithmetic | |
Relational, Arithmetic, Assignment |
The number of times the loop will be executed is known before the loop is executed | |
The terminating condition occurs unexpectedly | |
The body of loop will be executed at least once | |
The program will be executed more than one time |
Binary operator | |
Bitwise operator | |
Unary operator | |
Ternary operator |
i=i + 3; | |
i - 3 = i; | |
i = 3; | |
i = 3 + 3; |
10 | |
9 | |
11 | |
12 |
Specifies how many columns will be used to print the number | |
Controls the size of type used to print numbers | |
Controls the margins of the program listing | |
Specifies the maximum value of a number |
Editor | |
Loader | |
Linker | |
Compiler |
Ctrl + F5 | |
Alt + F5 | |
Ctrl + F9 | |
Alt + F9 |
Sender | |
Stack | |
Medium | |
Receiver |
LCD | |
Gas plasma | |
LED | |
None of these |
Multi Programming | |
Multi Tasking | |
Multi Threading | |
Multi Processing |
Baseband | |
Broadband | |
Narrow Band | |
Bandwidth |
Cache | |
Register | |
RAM | |
Hard disk |