best study material for job related examinations part 1

8/13/2019 Best Study Material for Job Related Examinations Part 1

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1.List of books to be referred

2. List of websites

3. Verbal section

3.1 Synonyms

3.2 Often confused words

3.3 Fill in the blanks

4. Technical section

4.1 a!titude "uestion

4.2 #eneral !ro$rams asked %ery often

4.3 &'' (nter%iew "uestions

4.4 )a%a (nter%iew "uestions

4.* om!uter +etworks (nter%iew "uestion

*. ,.-. section

ha!ter 1

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ha!ter/2 List of 0eb links for !lacement !a!ers

1 www.indiabi.com

2 www.%yomworld.com

3 www.eforsys.com

4 www.freshersworld.com

* www.!lacement!a!ers.com

www.bestebooksworld.com

www.testsworld.com

5 www.6bi$deal.com

7www.techforum4u.com

ha!ter/3 Verbal Section

3.1 S8+O+89S

:dmonish; usur!

:dhesi%e ; tenacious< sticky< $lue< $um< bondin$ a$ent

:lienate ; estran$e

=ileaf ; bi$ screen< bi$ shot< bi$ success

=elief ; con%iction

=affle ; !u>>le

=rim ; ed$e

o%et ; to desire

a!rice ; whim

oncur ; similar< ac"uiesce


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onfiscate ; a!!ro!riate< to take char$e< to anne

ar$o ; load< lu$$a$e

?is!el ; scatter

?i%ul$e ; re%eal< make known< disclose

?iscretion ; !rudence

@manci!ate ; liberate

@fface ; obliterate

@mbrace ; hu$< hold< cuddle

Furti%e ; stealthy

,ea! ; to $ather

,am!er ; obstruct

,ea! ; to !ile

,o%er ; lin$er

(ncenti%e ; s!ur

(nsti$ate ; incite

(nert ; !assi%e

Latitude ; sco!e

Lethar$y ; stu!or

Lamont ; lakes< lamentable

Lament ; wail

Latent ; !otential

9erry ; @n6oy

9ea$er ; small< little< scanty

9isery ; distress

9omentary ; for small time

9erit ; to deser%e

9iserable ; unha!!y< sad

Obstinate ; stubborn


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O%ert ; ob%ious< clear< e!licit< e%ident

Aretentious ; ostentatious

Aotential ; ability

-inaile ; ri$orous

-enounce; re6ect

Solicit ; ,umble< ur$e

Subside ; wane

Stifle ; snits

Tran"uil ; calm< silent< serene

To merit/ to deser%e

Volume ; "uantity

Veer ; di%er$e

0ethar$y ; well wisher

?e!reciation ; deflation


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-eci!rocal ; re%erse< o!!osite

:$rarian ; related to a$riculture

Vacillate ; undecided or dilemma

@!erdent ; fittin$ !ro!er < desirable

Simulate ; !roduce artificially resemblin$ an eistin$ one

:ccess ; to a!!roach

om!ensation; salary

Truncate ; shorten by cuttin$

:dherance ; stick

,etero$enous ; non/similar thin$s

Sur!lus ; ecessi%e

:ssess ; determine the amount or %alue

o$ne>ance ; knowled$e

-etros!ecti%e ; re%iew

+ai%e ; innocent < rustic

@"ui%ocate ; tallyin$ on both sides

Aostulate ; frame a theory

Latent ; dormant


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:berration ; de%iation

@rudite ; wise< !rofound

:u$ury ; !rediction

redibility ; ability to common belief


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:d%erse

:%erse

The word Ead%erseE turns u! most fre"uently in the !hrase Ead%erse

circumstances


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(llusion

:n allusion is a reference< somethin$ you allude to E,er allusion to flowers

reminded me that ValentineKs ?ay was comin$.E (n that @n$lish !a!er< donKt

write Eliterary illusionsE when you mean Eallusions.E : mira$e< hallucination< or a

ma$ic trick is an illusion. B?oesnKt bein$ fooled 6ust make you ill

:moral

(mmoral

E:moralE is a rather technical word meanin$ Eunrelated to morality.E 0hen you

mean to denounce someoneKs beha%ior< call it Eimmoral.E

:necdote

:ntidote

: humorist relates Eanecdotes.E The doctor !rescribes EantidotesE for children

who ha%e swallowed !oison. Lau$hter may be the best medicine< but thatKs no

reason to confuse these two with each other.

:!!raise

:!!rise

0hen you estimate the %alue of somethin$< you a!!raise it. 0hen you inform

!eo!le of a situation< you a!!rise them of it.

a!ital

a!itol

: Eca!itolE is always a buildin$. ities and all other uses are s!elled with an : in

the last syllable.

ite

Site

Si$ht

8ou cite the author in an endnoteH you %isit a 0eb site or the site of the crimeed my backhandE means that he had a low

o!inion of it.

8ou can write criticism on a sub6ect< but you donKt critici>e on somethin$< you

6ust critici>e it.

?efuse

?iffuse

8ou defuse a dan$erous situation by treatin$ it like a bomb and remo%in$ its

fuseH to diffuse< in contrast< is to s!read somethin$ out E=obKs chea! colo$ne

diffused throu$hout the room< wreckin$ the wine/tastin$.E

?e!reciate

?e!recate

To de!reciate somethin$ is to actually make it worse< whereas to de!recate

somethin$ is sim!ly to s!eak or think of it in a manner that demonstrates yourlow o!inion of it.


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?e%ice

?e%ise

E?e%iceE is a noun. : can/o!ener is a de%ice. E?e%iseE is a %erb. 8ou can de%ise a

!lan for o!enin$ a can with a shar! rock instead. Only in law is Ede%iseE !ro!erlyused as a noun< meanin$ somethin$ deeded in a will.

?isburse

?is!erse

8ou disburse money by takin$ it out of your !urse BFrench EbourseE and

distributin$ it. (f you refuse to hand out any money< the ea$er mob of be$$ars

before you may dis!erse Bscatter.

?iscreet

?iscrete

The more common word is Ediscreet


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The lawyer tries to elicit a descri!tion of the attacker from the witness. E@licitE is

always a %erb. E(llicit


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0ords

9eanin$s& Dsa$e

Fortuitous

Fortunate

EFortuitousE e%ents ha!!en by chanceH they need not be fortunate e%ents< only

random ones E(t was !urely fortuitous that the meter reader came alon$ fi%e

minutes before ( returned to my car.E :lthou$h fortunate e%ents may be

fortuitous< when you mean Elucky>ly

E#rislyE means EhorribleEH a E$ri>>lyE is a bear. EThe $ri>>ly left behind the $risly

remains of his %ictim.E E#ri>>led


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(m!ertinent

(rrele%ant

E(m!ertinentE looks as if it ou$ht to mean the o!!osite of E!ertinent


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O!!ress

-e!ress

?ictators commonly o!!ress their citi>ens and re!ress dissent< but these words

donKt mean eactly the same thin$. E-e!ressE 6ust means Ekee! under control.ESometimes re!ression is a $ood thin$ E?urin$ the 6ob inter%iew< re!ress the

tem!tation to tell 9r. =rown that he has toilet !a!er stuck to his shoe.E

O!!ression is always bad< and im!lies serious !ersecution.

Ordinance

Ordnance

: law is an ordinance< but a $un is a !iece of ordnance.

O%ersee

O%erlook

0hen you o%ersee the !re!aration of dinner< you take control and mana$e the

o!eration closely. =ut if you o%erlook the !re!aration of dinner you for$et to

!re!are the meal entirely//better order !i>>a.

Aalate

Aalette

Aallet

8our E!alateE is the roof of your mouth< and by etension< your sense of taste. :

E!aletteE is the flat board an artist mies !aint on Bor by etension< a ran$e of

colors. : E!alletE is either a bed Bnow rare or a flat !latform onto which $oods

are loaded.

Aeak

Aeek

Ai"ue

(t is tem!tin$ to think that your attention mi$ht be aroused to a hi$h !oint by

E!eakin$E your curiosityH but in fact< E!i"ueE is a French word meanin$ E!rick


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Aros!ecti%e

EAers!ecti%eE has to do with si$ht< as in !aintin$< and is usually a noun.

EAros!ecti%eE $enerally has to do with the future Bcom!are with E0hat are your

!ros!ects< youn$ manE and is usually an ad6ecti%e. =ut beware there is also a

rather old/fashioned but fairly common meanin$ of the word E!ros!ectE that hasto do with si$ht Eas he climbed the mountain< a %ast !ros!ect o!ened u! before

him.E

Aractice

Aractise

(n the Dnited in$dom< E!racticeE is the noun< E!ractiseE the %erbH but in the D.S.

the s!ellin$ E!racticeE is commonly used for both< thou$h the distinction is

sometimes obser%ed. EAractiseE as a noun is< howe%er< always wron$ in both

!laces a doctor always has a E!ractice


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Arinci!le

EArinci!alE is a noun and ad6ecti%e referrin$ to someone or somethin$ which is

hi$hest in rank or im!ortance. B(n a loan< the !rinci!al is the more substantial

!art of the money< the interest is//or should be//the lesser. EArinci!leE is only a

noun< and has to do with law or doctrine EThe workers fou$ht hard for the!rinci!le of collecti%e bar$ainin$.E

Arostate

Arostrate

The $land men ha%e is called the !rostate. EArostrateE is an ad6ecti%e meanin$

Elyin$ face downward.E

-a%a$in$

-a%ishin$

-a%enous

To ra%a$e is to !illa$e< sack< or de%astate. The only time Era%a$in$E is !ro!erly

used is in !hrases like Ewhen the !irates had finished ra%a$in$ the town< they

turned to ra%ishin$ the women.E 0hich brin$s us to Era%ishE meanin$ to ra!e< or

rob %iolently. : trailer court can be ra%a$ed by a storm Bnothin$ is stolen< but a

lot of dama$e is done but not ra%ished. The crown 6ewels of -uritania can be

ra%ished Bstolen usin$ %iolence without bein$ ra%a$ed Bdama$ed.

Ori$inally< Era%enE as a %erb was synonymous with Era%ishE in the sense of Etosteal by force.E One of its s!eciali>ed meanin$s became Ede%our


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8ou can attend a musical re%ue in a theatre< but when you write u! your

reactions for a news!a!er< youKre writin$ a re%iew.

-isky

-is"uQAeo!le unfamiliar with the French/deri%ed word Eris"uQE BEsli$htly indecentE

often write EriskyE by mistake. =un$ee/6um!in$ is risky< but nude bun$ee/

6um!in$ is ris"uQ.

Sensual

Sensuous

ESensualE usually relates to !hysical desires and e!eriences< and often meansEsey.E =ut EsensuousE is more often used for esthetic !leasures< like Esensuous

music.E The two words do o%erla! a $ood deal. The leather seats in your new car

may be sensuousH but if they turn you on< they mi$ht be sensual. ESensualE often

has a sli$htly racy or e%en 6ud$mental tone lackin$ in Esensuous.E

Stationary

Stationery

0hen somethin$ is standin$ still< itKs stationary. That !iece of !a!er you write a

letter on is stationery.

Summary

Summery

0hen the weather is warm and summery and you donKt feel like s!endin$ a lot of

time readin$ that lon$ re!ort from the restructurin$ committee< 6ust read the

summary.

Setu!

Set D!

Technical writers sometimes confuse Esetu!E as a noun BEcheck the setu!E with

the !hrase Eset u!E BEset u! the e!erimentE.

Troo!

Trou!e

: $rou! of !erformers is a trou!e. :ny other $rou! of !eo!le< military or

otherwise< is a troo!


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1. The lawyer inter%iewed family and friends etensi%ely to RRRRRRRRRRRthe history

$i%en by the defendant.

2. ollaborate

3. orroborate1. limbin$ the towerin$ mountain seemed a %ery RRRRRRRRRRR task to the $rou!

of boy scouts

2. Forebodin$

3. Forbiddin$

1. ?es!ite all our "uestions about her new 6ob< Tina was %ery RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

2. :llusi%e

3. @lusi%e

4. (llusi%e

1. ?onKt RRRRRRRRRRRRR your nei$hbor until you ha%e walked a mile in his

moccasins

2. ritici>e

3. riti"ue

1. @n$ineers born and often trained in (ndia ha%e< for years< RRRRRRRRR to the D.S.to staff the research and de%elo!ment labs

2. @mi$rated

3. (mmi$rated

1. @%en Seras humor did not hel! RRRRRRRRRRRRRR the tensions in ne$otiation with

the workers

2. ?iffuse

3. ?efuse

1. The %illa$e RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR met each e%enin$ near the tem!le

2. ouncil

3. ounsel

4. onsul

1M. ( could not find any of the references you RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR in your research.

1. ited


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2. Sited

11. ( decided to take the statistical course this year des!ite my $uides

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR to take it net semester.

1. :d%ice2. :d%ise

12. (n a team< its im!ortant that !eo!le skills RRRRRRRRRRRRRR each other

1. om!liment

2. om!lement

13. (t is im!ortant that the client sees you as %ery RRRRRRRRRRR

1. redible

2. redulous

14. (t is im!ortant to understand how deforestation will RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR the tribals

in this area.

1. @ffect

2. :ffect

1*. )ohn seemed rather RRRRRRRRRRRRRR in the mo%ie.

1. ?isinterested

2. Dninterested

1. 9ost beha%ioral researcher do belie%e that any indi%iduals beliefs< attitudes

and beha%ior can chan$e rather RRRRRRRRRRRRR irres!ecti%e of a$e

1. ?ramatically

2. ?rastically

1. 9y mana$ers 6ust back from a %acation< ( need to RRRRRRRRRRRRRR her of allthe work the team has done.

1. a!!raise

2. a!!rise

15. +o one e%er ima$ined that the %alue of real estate would RRRRRRRRRRR to this

etent

1. ?e!reciate

2. ?e!recate


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17. Only after the co!s had arri%ed did the crowd RRRRRRRRRRRR from the scene.

1. ?isburse

2. ?is!erse

2M. Only when the e!ected return meets or RRRRRRRRRRRRRRthe re"uired e!enseis the risk considered worth takin$ in business

1. :ccedes

2. @ceeds

21. Alease RRRRRRRRRRR that the letter is deli%ered to 9r. Smith this e%enin$.

1. :ssure

2. @nsure

3. (nsure

22. Aroblem sol%in$ is a recursi%e !rocessH you must RRRRRRRRRRR $o back and

forth between ste!s and do some !arts a$ain

1. ontinually

2. ontinuously

23. Some !eo!le ha%e an RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR reaction to Aenicillin e%en thou$h it

is widely used.

1. :d%erse

2. :%erse

24. The RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR at the entrance of the monument said that it was

built in 4M :.?.

1. @!ita!h

2. @!i$ram

3. @!i$ra!h

2*. The current state of software contractin$ law makes it difficult to

RRRRRRRRRRRRR clients

1. onsul

2. ouncil

3. ounsel

2. 0e decided to RRRRRRRRRRRRR the !lay in fa%or of the $ame


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1. For$o

2. Fore$o

2. 0hen you are workin$ in a new country< it is im!ortant to RRRRRRRRRR to the

new culture1. ada!t

2. ado!t

25. 0hile buyin$ a house< one needs to ha%e se%eral RRRRRRRRRRRR in mind

1. riterion

2. riteria

27. 8ou need to RRRRRRRRRRRRthe client that we will deli%er the time.

1. :ssure

2. @nsure

3. (nsure

3M. 8ou will find all the RRRRRRRRRRR you need in the tool bo.

1. ?e%ices

2. ?e%ises

:nswers C @ercise 1

1. =

2. =

3. =

4. =

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5. =

7. :

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12. =

13. :

14. =

1*. =

1. :

1. =

15. :

17. =

2M. =

21. =

22. :

23. :

24.

2*.

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25. =

27. :

3M. :

3.3 @ 2. Tick mark the correct alternati%e for each of the sentences $i%en below

1. )ane went throu$h all the information and eliminated all that seemed RRRRRRR.

2. (rrele%ant

3. (m!ertinent

1. :fter the fi%e/hour trek throu$h the forest< the women were RRRRRRRRRRRRRR

2. -a%ishin$

3. -a%enous

1. :fter the industrialists death< his wife decided to RRRRRRRRRRRR the business


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2. O%erlook

3. O%ersee

1. an you !lease $et some RRRRRRRRRRRRR from the store

2. Stationery

3. Stationary

1. The !oor tenants were RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR by the landlord des!ite !ayin$ the dues

on time

2. Aersecuted

3. Arosecuted

1. For women to be in !ublic without their %eils is rather RRRRRRRRRR in this country

2. -isky

3. -is"uQ

1. For years< the farmers had been RRRRRRRRRRRRRR by the %illa$e landlord

2. -e!ressed

3. O!!ressed

1. ,a%in$ a !re/decided a$enda makes it easier for the meetin$ leader or

facilitator to RRRRRRRRRRRRRR in those who $o off Ctrack

2. -ein

3. -ei$n

1. ,e !laced all the family !ictures on the RRRRRRRRRRRRRR

2. 9antel

3. 9antle

1M. Tecrowd outside the $ate RRRRRRRRRRRRR my curiosity and ( went to

in%esti$ate.

1. Aeaked

2. Ai"ued

3. Aeeked

11. (f you do somethin$ wron$< you are RRRRRRRRRRRRRRto $et cau$ht

1. Libel


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2. Liable

12. (n any !ro!osal< the eecuti%e summary has to RRRRRRRRRRRRR the actual

document

1. Aroceed2. Arecede

13. (t is !ossible in RRRRRRRRRRRRR to !ro%e the correctness of !ro$ram elements

usin$ mathematical techni"ues.

1. Arinci!al

2. Arinci!le

14. 9ake sure you do not RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR any of the mistakes in the editin$

1. O%ersee

2. O%erlook

1*. The !oem had too many RRRRRRRRRRRRR to memori>e.

1. Versus

2. Verses

1. Alease carry a ba$ or else you may RRRRRRRRRRRRRR those !a!ers

1. Loose

2. Lose

1. Smokin$ has been RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR in a lot of !ublic !laces

1. Arescribed

2. Aroscribed

15. Ste%e was of the stron$ o!inion that he should not interfere in his friends

RRRRRRRRRRRR !roblems

1. 9arital

2. 9artial

17. Susans su$$estions hel!ed us look at the !roblem from a different

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

1. Aros!ecti%e

2. Aers!ecti%e


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2M. The com!anyKs !rofits were enhanced as the result of a RRRRRRRRRRRRRdro! in

the cost of !a!er.

1. Fortunate

2. Fortuitous21. The RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR marched on bra%in$ the rou$h weather .

1. Trou!e

2. Troo!s

22. The a$ency has still not sent us the !asses for the shows RRRRRRRRRRRR

1. Aremier

2. Aremiere

23. The hristmas bonus sure hel!ed raise the teams RRRRRRRRRRRR

1. 9oral

2. 9orale

24. The more you RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR< the better youll $et the $ame

1. Aractice

2. Aractise

2*. The sou! hel!ed RRRRRRRRRRRRRR my a!!etite

1. 0et

2. 0het

2. There is no reasonably con%enient way for sho!!ers to com!are the

RRRRRRRRRRRRRR !olicies and su!!ort !olicies of com!etin$ !roducts.

1. 0arranty

2. 0arrantee

2. The RRRRRRRRRRRRmurder of fi%e ?alits in a ,aryana %illa$e arisin$ re!ortedly

from !olice action needs to condemned in the stron$est terms

1. #ri>>ly

2. #risly

25. ( 6ust finished workin$ on the RRRRRRRRRRRRR of my re!ort

1. Summery


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2. Summary

27. This school belie%es in RRRRRRRRRRRR hi$h le%el of disci!line e%en in the

youn$er children

1. (nstallin$2. (nstillin$

3M. 8ou seem to ha%e set a RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR in your team by comin$ late

e%eryday

1. Arecedence

2. Arecedent

:nswers @ercise 2

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3. =

4. :

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. =

5. :

7. :

1M. =

11. =

12. :

13. =

14. =

1*. =

1. =

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15. :

17. =

2M. =

21. =

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2*. =

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ha!ter/4 Technical Section B< ''< )a%a

4.1 :!titude "uestions

1.

ode

funcB

static int i ; 1MH

!rintfBEUdE


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ode

funcBint Wi< intW6

Wi;Wi W WiH

W6;W6W W6H

mainB

int i ; *< 6 ; 2H

funcBNi


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char WA;EbyeEH

fB!H

!rintfBEUsK

*.

ode

int Bchar Wa

a char W mallocB1MWsi>eofBcharH

Wa;EhelloEH

mainB

char Wa;EnewEH

BaH

!rintfBEUsE


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!XMY fB''!1H

!rintfBEUcEeofBH

strc!yB!

7.

ode

fBint n

int cH

whileBn

nN;n/1H

c''H


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!rint cH

1M.

(n a com!iler there is 3 bit for a word and to store a character 5bits are needed.(+ this to store a character two words are a!!ended .Then for storin$ a

characters strin$a!Bn/1H

then the call >a!B $i%es the %alues of >a!

XaY 5 XbY 7 XcY XdY 12 XeY 1*

12.

ode

char a ;M:: H

int b H

b ; Bint a H

b ; b [[ 4 H

!rintfBEUE


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13.

struct s1 struct struct int H s2 s3 yH

,ow does one access in the abo%e $i%en structure definition

14.

ode

%oid fBint y

struct s W!trH

!tr ; malloc Bsi>eof Bstruct'77Wsi>eofBintH

struct s

int iH

float !H

H

when free B!tr is eecuted< then what will ha!!en

1*.

ode

\includeZstdio.h[

mainB

char i;MH

forBHi[;MHi'' H

!rintfBEUd]nE


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1.

ode

\includeZstdio.h[

mainB

int i;MH

forkBH

!rintfBEUdE


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mainB

int a;2H

int b;7H

int c;1H

whileBb

ifBoddBb

c;cWaH

a;aWaH

b;b&2H

!rintfBEUd]nE


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21.

ode

\define ST8L@1 char

mainB

ty!edef char ST8L@2H

ST8L@1 H

ST8L@2 yH

clrscrBH

;2**H

y;2**H

!rintfBEUd Ud]nE


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ode

\includeZstdio.h[

mainB

char W!?estn!rintfBEUsE

freeB!?estnH

BaFreeB fails

BbStrc!yB fails

Bc!rints ( lo%e 8ou ?addy

Bderror

24.

\includeZstdio.h[

mainB

char aX*YX*Y


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2*.

ode

mainB

int i;MH

forBi;MHiZ2MHi''

switchBi

case Mi';*H

case 1i';2H

case *i';*H

default i';4H

breakH

!rintfBEUd


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unsi$ned int u ;/1H

ifBc[i

!rintfBE!ass1


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char WTem!H

Tem!;aH

a;mallocBstrlenB! ' 1H

strc!yBa

! ; mallocBstrlenBTem! ' 1H

strc!yB!

freeBaH

&&Line number 1*&&

a Swa! contents of ! N a and !rintB+ew strin$< strin$

b #enerate com!ilation error in line number 5

c #enerate com!ilation error in line number *

d #enerate com!ilation error in line number

e #enerate com!ilation error in line number 1

25.

(n the followin$ code se$ment what will be the result of the function< %alue of eofBcharH

memsetB


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ifB!;;EStrin$E

!rintfBEAass 1EH

ifB!Xsi>eofB!/2Y;;K$K

!rintfBEAass 2EH

else

!rintfBEFail 2EH

else

!rintfBEFail 1EH

ifB!Xsi>eofB!/2Y;;K$K

!rintfBEAass 2EH

else

!rintfBEFail 2EH

a Aass 1< Aass 2

b Fail 1< Fail 2

c Aass 1< Fail 2

d Fail 1< Aass 2

e synta error durin$ com!ilation

32. 0hich of the choices is true for the mentioned declaration

const char W!H

and

char W const !H


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a 8ou canKt chan$e the character in both

b First 8ou canKt chan$e the characterrN Second 8ou canHt chan$e

the !ointer

c 8ou canKt chan$e the !ointer in both

d First 8ou canKt chan$e the !ointer N Second 8ou canKt chana$e

the character

e +one

33. The redirection o!erators [ and [[

a do the same function

b differ [ o%erwrites< while [[ a!!ends

c differ [ is used for in!ut while [[ is used for out!ut

d differ [ write to any file while [[ write only to standard out!ut

e +one of these

34.

enum number a;/1< b; 4


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ifBcZu

!rintfBE!ass2EH

else

!rintfBEFail2EH

else

!rintfBEFail1H

ifBiZu

!rintfBE!ass2EH

else

!rintfBEFail2E

aAass1


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strc!yBa

! ; mallocBstrlenBTem! ' 1H

strc!yB!

freeBaH

&&Line no *&&

a Swa! contents of ! N a and !rintB+ew strin$< strin$

b #enerate com!ilation error in line number 5

c #enerate com!ilation error in line number *

d #enerate com!ilation error in line number

e #enerate com!ilation error in line number 1

35 (n the followin$ code se$ment what will be the result of the functionerM.

Test the function you ha%e written.


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1M2

write a function that takes two inte$er !arameters. The function should return

the sum of all the !rime numbers in the ran$e of the !arameters !assed. Testyour function in main.

1M3

!erfect number. a number is said to be a !erfect number if the sum of all its

factors includin$ 1 is the number itself. write a function that finds the !erfect

numbers in the s!ecified ran$e.

@ is a !erfect number. factors of are 1


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4. title case

*. to$$le case

1M

create two inte$er arrays. mer$e the elements of both the arrays into the third

array as $i%en in the eam!le below

@ :rray1 ; M


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2 2

3 3 3

131. TO #@+@-:T@ +D9=@-S :S

1

1 2

1 2 3

1 2 3 4

132. 1

2 3

4 *

5 7 1M

133. 1

1 1

1 2 1

1 3 3 1

134. 1

2 3 2

3 4 * 4 3

4 * * 4


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13*. 3 2 1 M 1 2 3

13. 1

2 * 2

3 7 3

4 1M 13 1M 4

13. 1

1 1

1 1 1

1 1 1 1

135. 1

2 1

3 2 1

4 3 2 1

137. 1 M M M

M 2 M M

M M 3 M

M M M 4

14M. W W W W

W W W W


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W W W W

W W W W

141. SO-T(+# OF ST-(+#S

142. SO-T(+# OF ,:-:T@-S (+ : ST-(+#

143. to check if (?@+T(T8 9:T-(G

144.lon$est word in a sentence

14*. T,@ L@:A 8@:-S =@T0@@+ T0O #(V@+ 8@:-S

14. TO A-(+T T,@ L@V@LS OF T,@ @9ALO8@@S

14.L(=-:-8 ?D@ ?:T@

145.TO A-(+T T,@ D+(D@ S(?@S

147.O99O+ ST-(+# FD+T(O+S

&&Some ommon Strin$ Functions

int iFindStrLenBchar XYH

int iFindStrin$ase0holeBchar XY


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char cToLowerBcharH

%oid del@traS!acesBchar XYH

%oid co!yStrBchar XY


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@am!le :X4Y ; 1* < 12 < 2M < 1M

Find+th9inB:


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3. an inte$er

The function should return an inte$er that is $reater than the

third !arameter !assed to the function. (f such an inte$er is not

found then the function should return M B>erM.

Test the function you ha%e written. W&

12.

&&-@AL:@ T,@ SD=ST-(+#

13. -@AL:@ : +@0 ST-(+#

14. -@#DL:T(+# A:@

1*. -:+?O9 +D9=@- #@+@-:T(O+

1. TO A-(+T : A8-:9(? OF KWK

1. A-(+T ,:- =8 +D9=@-

15. OD+T(+# +O OF 0O-?S (+ : ST-(+#


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17. OD+T(+# +O OF T(9@S SD=ST-(+# OD- (+ : ST-(+#

1M.&W

S"uare of 12 is 144.21 which ia a re%erse of 12 has a s"uare 441.

!ro$ram to find any such !airs b&n 1M and 1MM

11. 9:T-(G 9:#(

12. V:L(?:T(O+ OF : #(V@+ ?:T@

13. -OT:T@ : ST-(+#

4.3 &'' (nter%iew uestions

1. 0hat is the out!ut of !rintfBEUdE

2. ?ifference between E structureE and E'' structureE.

3. ?ifference between a Eassi$nment o!eratorE and a Eco!y constructorE

4. 0hat is the difference between Eo%erloadin$E and Eo%erridin$E

*. @!lain the need for EVirtual ?estructorE.

. an we ha%e EVirtual onstructorsE

. 0hat are the different ty!es of !olymor!hism


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5. 0hat are Virtual Functions ,ow to im!lement %irtual functions in EE

7. 0hat are the different ty!es of Stora$e classes

1M. 0hat is +ames!ace

11. 0hat are the ty!es of STL containers.

12. ?ifference between E%ectorE and EarrayE

13. ,ow to write a !ro$ram such that it will delete itself after eecution

14. an we $enerate a '' source code from the binary file

1*. 0hat are inline functions

1. Talk somethin$ about !rofilin$

1. ,ow many lines of code you ha%e written for a sin$le !ro$ram

15. 0hat is EstrstreamE

17. ,ow to write 9ultithreaded a!!lications usin$ ''

2M. @!lain E!assin$ by %alueE< E!assin$ by !ointerE and E!assin$ by referenceE

21. 0rite any small !ro$ram that will com!ile in EE but not in E''E

22. ,a%e you heard of EmutableE keyword

23. 0hat is a E-TT(E

24. (s there somethin$ that ( can do in and not in ''

2*. 0hy !reincrement o!erator is faster than !ostincrement

2. 0hat is the difference between EcallocE and EmallocE

2. 0hat will ha!!en if ( allocate memory usin$ EnewE and free it usin$ EfreeE or

allocate sin$ EcallocE and free it usin$ EdeleteE

25. 0hat is 9emory :li$nment

27. @!lain workin$ of !rintf.

3M. ?ifference between E!rintfE and Es!rintfE.

31. 0hat is Ema!E in STL

32. 0hen shall ( use 9ulti!le (nheritance

33. 0hat are the techni"ues you use for debu$$in$

34. ,ow to reduce a final si>e of eecutable


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