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Narendra

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returns 12/31/2012

Expertise

I can answer questions in C related to programming, data structures, pointers and file manipulation. I use Solaris for doing C code and if you have questions related to C programming on Solaris, I will be able to help better.

Experience in the area

6.5

Awards and Honors

Brain Bench Certified Expert C programmer.
Advanced System Software Certified

What do you like about this subject?

The programming language which anybody can learn and use.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

More C

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

C is very easy to learn!!!

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

Without trying to learn or use, many people assume that C is very difficult.

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muskaan	11/15/07	10	10	10	Hi Narendra, thank you for your help .....
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Recent Answers from Narendra

2007-10-27 related to files:

Open the file. Initialize a counter to 0. Start reading the file (line by line) - on each read increment the counter by 1. When the counter is less than 3, go back to read. If it is equal to or greater

2007-10-26 abt pointers:

When you declare a variable, the address where its value is stored is decided at compile time. When the declare an array, its size is decided at compile time. If you want to change the size of array

2007-10-25 copying a c structure in a file created in c:

You are using both fwrite() and fprintf() to write to file. Both work in different way. While fprintf() writes with the format that you provide, fwrite() writes raw data (this is what you are calling

2007-10-15 Pointers & structure:

> How to assign an address to my pointer. > Let's say I want int* A to be point to address 0x00001234 You can do this: int *A = 0x00001234; But, since you are giving the address directly, it is your

2007-10-12 swapping of two variables:

I don't know how you used the scanf(). I too tried to use scanf() and the program is working fine. Here below is the program with scanf() to read the values and also I have attached the o/p that I got

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