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Abhishek Kumar

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Expertise

I can answer questions related to basic concepts , arrays , expressions , pointers and queries related to coding .

Experience in the area

I have done my bachelors in Computer Science. For past 5 years i have been working in c , and i have good command over most of the areas of C Language.

Education/Credentials

I did my Bachelors in Computer Science and Engineerin .

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
heni	04/20/12	10	10	10	thanks Kumar
Kenji	11/09/11	10	10	10	This guy knows what he's talking about .....
Jackie	10/22/11	10	10	10	Abhishek, Thank you for your response. It .....
phaneendra	10/06/11	10	10	10	thank yo sir
Sanjeev	08/18/11	10	10	10

Recent Answers from Abhishek Kumar

2012-05-12 c:

HI Phaneendra, This is because of the way we store float. If you execute this program you will get more info: #include<stdio.h> int main() { float a1=0.7, a2=.25; if(a1==0.7)

2012-04-17 COPYING INTO A CHAR POINTER:

Hi Heni, If you see the definition of memcpy it is something like this: void * memcpy ( void * destination, const void * source, size_t num ); So, in your case: case 1: memcpy(dst, src, 6) ->

2012-03-05 c:

Hi Phaneendra, What you are saying is correct by this by statements are not correct and will yield different result when run different compilers. Like in my case i am getting answer as 17. But if

2012-01-02 algorithm confusing:

Hi Nia, If you see closely you will see that your program is doing something like : sum=6 n=6 sum=15 n=9 sum=27 n=12 sum=42 n=15 sum=60 n=18 60 Initially, n=3 1.It checks this condition

2011-11-28 c storage minimal space:

Hi Heni, If you see why we take 1 Byte (8 bits) space for storing a character is because ASCII characters range from 1 to 255 and hence we need 8 bits. as 255 is 11111111. Now, question in hand

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