int score; char *student_name;and assume that score and student_name have been appropriately initialized. Based on the typedef that you just wrote:
int a; int *b; char day[20]; char *save_day; b = &a; *b = 30; save_day = day; strcpy(save_day, "hello brad");Also suppose that the above variables are assigned the following memory addresses:
a: 0x1000 b: 0x1004 day: 0x101c save_day: 0x1008After the above code executes, what is the value of:
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char buffer[100]; char field[20]; char *max_field; char *license_plate; char *state; char *count; int *scores; int area_code; intWrite statements to accomplish the following tasks:
a b c
int mystery(int a[], int size) { int i; int sum; sum = 0; for (i = 0; i < size; i++) { sum = sum + a[i]; } return i;
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { FILE *output_file; double sales_price; ... }Assume that the above program takes five command line arguments that represent 1) the name of the output file, 2) the month, 3) the day, 4) the year, and 5) the sales_price.
mm/dd/20yy $xxxx.xx (e.g., 5/ 6/2008 $12.39)where:
As an example, given the input:
how are you doing today and how do you will do tomorrow? |
your function should produce the output:
1: are 2: and 3: do 4: will 5: doand return the value 12. |