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List of Attempted Questions and Answers

This document contains a list of attempted questions and answers from a test or quiz. It includes questions in multiple formats like select the blank, multiple choice multiple answer, true/false. The questions cover topics like function arguments, C programming control instructions, client-server architecture, C programming operators and data types. For each question, the correct answer and the user's selected answer are provided.

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List of Attempted Questions and Answers

This document contains a list of attempted questions and answers from a test or quiz. It includes questions in multiple formats like select the blank, multiple choice multiple answer, true/false. The questions cover topics like function arguments, C programming control instructions, client-server architecture, C programming operators and data types. For each question, the correct answer and the user's selected answer are provided.

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LIST OF ATTEMPTED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Select The Blank


Question When the values are passed to a function as an argument, it is
called as ________
Correct Answer call by value
Your Answer call by value

Multiple Choice Multiple Answer


Question Which of the following are not control instructions in C?
Correct Answer Input/ Output , Arithmetic
Your Answer Input/ Output , Arithmetic

True/False
Question In TSD based client server architecture, the user interface is
loosely coupled with the data.
Correct Answer False
Your Answer False

Multiple Choice Multiple Answer


Question What will be the output of the following main(){ int a = 1;float
f=1; printf("%d", a * f); printf("%f", a * f); printf(%f",a + f *
100);}
Correct Answer 0 , 1.000000 , 101.000000
Your Answer 0 , 1.000000 , 101.000000

True/False
Question If the value of a formal argument is changed in the called
funciton, the corresponding changes take place in the calling
funciton.
Correct Answer False

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