#include<stdio.h> #define PRODUCT(n) n*n void main() { int a; a=64/PRODUCT(4); printf("%d",a); } On compiling above program my gcc compiler gives OUTPUT: 64Which is wrong output it should be 4 according to definition.Why it is not considering PRODUCT (4) ?(QUESTION: B.TECH FIRST YEAR RCS-101 AKTU 2017-18)
Hey can any one give suitable example that explain bout Pointer of Function , which explain Pointer with UDF ( User Define Function ) alogn with pass by value and pass by reference in a single program.thanking your hope with quick reply
As CBSE has changed the computer science syllabus from C++ to Python, so is C++ still relevant for school students?
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Can you please explain pointers in detail
Whether pointer is defined by its own address or it stores only memory address ?
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Outline:Ka jingsngewthuh ia ki Pointers -Jinglamphrang -Syntax jong u Pointer --nuksa: int *iptr; -Declaration --nuksa: int a; (integer a) int *aptr; (pointer to an integer *aptr) aptr = &a; (aptr set to address of a) Address Pointer
Ka jingsngewthuh ia ki Pointers -Jinglamphrang -Syntax jong u Pointer --nuksa: int *iptr; -Declaration --nuksa: int a; (integer a) int *aptr; (pointer to an integer *aptr) aptr = &a; (aptr set to address of a) Address Pointer
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