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The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about C programming concepts. It tests knowledge of code snippets involving variables, data types, operators, conditional statements, switch statements, header files, comments, and identifiers. The correct answers are provided for each question.

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Sample MID Exam Questions

The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about C programming concepts. It tests knowledge of code snippets involving variables, data types, operators, conditional statements, switch statements, header files, comments, and identifiers. The correct answers are provided for each question.

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1. Find the output of the below code segment?

float interest = 0.0;


float bal = 10000.00;
char type = ‘F’;

if (type == ‘A’)
interest = bal * 0.25;

bal = bal + interest + bal * 0.1;


printf(“%.2f\n”, bal);

Select one:
a. 0.00
b. 1000.00
c. 3500.00
d. 13500.00
e. 11000.00

The correct answer is: 11000.00

2. Consider the below C structure which represents the groups in an institute. studentCount represents the no
of students in a given group.
struct group
{
int groupNo;
int studentCount;
}group1, group2;

There are 115 students in group1 and 123 students in group2. Which of the following C statements will correctly
assign these student counts?

Select one:
a. group. studentCount = 115; group. studentCount = 123;
b. group1. studentCount = 115; group2. studentCount = 123;
c. studentCount = 115; studentCount = 123;
d. group1 = 115; group2 = 123;
e. int studentCount1 = 115; int studentCount2 = 123;

The correct answer is: group1. studentCount = 115; group2. studentCount = 123;

3. Which of the following X value will yield the below expression to ‘True’?
( X < (X + 1) ) && (X == 8)

Select one:
a. 10
b. Any integer
c. 1
d. 8
e. None of the above

The correct answer is: 8


4. If the value of X is 1245, what is the output of the below statement?
printf(“%d-%d-%d-%d\n”, X % 1000 % 100 % 10, X % 1000 % 100 / 10, X % 1000 / 100, X / 1000);

Select one:
a. 1-2-4-5
b. 5-4-2-1
c. 1000-100-10-1
d. 1-10-100-1000
e. None of the above

The correct answer is: 5-4-2-1

5. Which of the following are correct identifiers?

Select one:
a. total , 1num , average_mark , _total
b. total salary , average , num1
c. totalMark , salary , num_one , average
d. int , num , salary , total
e. mark , total , average , $count

The correct answer is: totalMark , salary , num_one , average

6. Choose the correct statement/statements ?

Select one or more:


a. A program can be compiled and executed without the header file <stdio.h>
b. <stdio.h> is a header file with predefined functions like printf, scanf etc

c. A C compiler translates the source code into object code line by line.

d. A program can be compiled and executed without a main function.

e. #include is a Preprocessor Directive

The correct answers are:

<stdio.h> is a header file with predefined functions like printf, scanf etc,

A program can be compiled and executed without the header file <stdio.h>

#include is a PreprocessorDirective

7. Select the correct statement/s from the following.

Select one or more:


a. comments are executable
b. comments improve the readability of the program
c. Comment can have any character
d. Comments are case sensitive
e. Always the comment should start with a // or /*
The correct answers are:
comments improve the readability of the program
Always the comment shouldstart with a // or /*,
Comment can have any character

8. What will be the output of following code segment?

int sum = 15;

if ( sum <= 20 )
sum = sum + 5;
else
sum = sum - 5;

sum = sum + 15;


printf("value = %d \n" , sum);

Select one:
a. value = 30
b. value = 15
c. value = 20
d. value = 10
e. value = 35

The correct answer is: value = 35

9. What will be the output of following code segment?


int choice = 2 ;
switch(choice)
{
case 1+2 / 3:
printf("First\n");
break;
case 2 / 2 * 3:
printf("Second\n");
break;
default:
printf("Error\n");
}
Select one:
a. First
b. Error
c. No output
d. Second
e. FirstSecond

The correct answer is: Error


10. We can store _____ within following variable.

char letter;

Select one:
a. Alphabetical characters and numeric values only
b. Any character
c. Lowercase alphabetical characters only
d. Numeric values only
e. Uppercase and lowercase alphabetical characters only

The correct answer is: Any character

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