Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 35 views

    Write Output of Following Piece of Code: Roll No: - 15091519-012

    Uploaded by

    Mir Fida Nadeem
    The code defines three functions - fun(), Circle(), and Check() - and calls them in main(). fun() squares its integer parameters, Circle() calculates the area of a circle, and Check() returns 100 if its integer parameter is greater than or equal to 45 and returns 20 otherwise. The code demonstrates passing parameters to functions and functions returning values. The code defines four functions - A(), B(), C(), and Y() - without parameters. The main() function calls A(), B(), C() in sequence, each of which prints its name and calls Y(), which simply prints "Y". This demonstrates basic function calling and nested function calls. The code

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Write Output of Following Piece of Code: Roll No: - 15091519-012

    Uploaded by

    Mir Fida Nadeem
    35 views2 pages
    The code defines three functions - fun(), Circle(), and Check() - and calls them in main(). fun() squares its integer parameters, Circle() calculates the area of a circle, and Check() returns 100 if its integer parameter is greater than or equal to 45 and returns 20 otherwise. The code demonstrates passing parameters to functions and functions returning values. The code defines four functions - A(), B(), C(), and Y() - without parameters. The main() function calls A(), B(), C() in sequence, each of which prints its name and calls Y(), which simply prints "Y". This demonstrates basic function calling and nested function calls. The code

    Original Description:

    Quiz-3

    Original Title

    Quiz-3

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The code defines three functions - fun(), Circle(), and Check() - and calls them in main(). fun() squares its integer parameters, Circle() calculates the area of a circle, and Check() returns 100 if its integer parameter is greater than or equal to 45 and returns 20 otherwise. The code demonstrates passing parameters to functions and functions returning values. The code defines four functions - A(), B(), C(), and Y() - without parameters. The main() function calls A(), B(), C() in sequence, each of which prints its name and calls Y(), which simply prints "Y". This demonstrates basic function calling and nested function calls. The code

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    35 views2 pages

    Write Output of Following Piece of Code: Roll No: - 15091519-012

    Uploaded by

    Mir Fida Nadeem
    The code defines three functions - fun(), Circle(), and Check() - and calls them in main(). fun() squares its integer parameters, Circle() calculates the area of a circle, and Check() returns 100 if its integer parameter is greater than or equal to 45 and returns 20 otherwise. The code demonstrates passing parameters to functions and functions returning values. The code defines four functions - A(), B(), C(), and Y() - without parameters. The main() function calls A(), B(), C() in sequence, each of which prints its name and calls Y(), which simply prints "Y". This demonstrates basic function calling and nested function calls. The code

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    Write output of following piece of code : Roll No:--------------------15091519-012-------------------------------------------------

    void fun(int x, int y) float Circle(int r) int Check(int ch)


    { { {
    x=x*x; float a; if(ch>=45)
    y =y*y; a=3.14*r*r; return(100);
    } return (a); else
    main() } return (10*2);
    { main() }
    int x=5; { main()
    int y=2; float area; {
    fun(x,y); int radius=1; int x=45,c;
    cout<< x; area=Circle(radius); c=Check(x);
    cout<<y; cout<<area<<endl; cout<<c<<endl;
    } } }

    #include<stdio.h> Write a program to declare and take input in 5 integer array and copy
    void A(void); content of this array into another array :
    void B(void);
    void C(void); #include <iostream>
    void Y() {
    printf("Y"); using namespace std;
    }
    void main(void) int main () {
    {
    printf("Welcome to
    Function World\n");
    A();
    B();
    C();
    }
    void A(void) {
    printf("A");
    Y();
    }
    void B(void) {
    printf("B");
    Y();
    }
    void C(void) {
    printf("C");
    Y();
    }

    Point out the errors in following piece of code and give the reason:

    int g(void) int sum(int x,int y) void f(float a); void product(void)
    { { { {
    int result; float a; int a,b,c;
    cout<<”Inside function” result=x+y; cout<<a; int res;
    int h(void) } } cout<<”enter three
    { integers”;
    cout<<”Inside cin>>a>>b>>c;
    function”; res=a+b+c;
    } return res;
    } }
    Ans:1.Semi colon is Ans:No Value is Ans:Double declaration Ans:It should be int
    missing. returned. of a in deifintion of instead of void to return
    2.Defining function inside Result should be returned Function.It is already res.Also logically function
    a function is illegal. as declared in parameter. name should be sum rather
    return result; than product.

    You might also like