What is the output of the following code?
void main()
{
int a=0, b=2, x=4, y=0;
printf(“\n%d\t,”,(a==b));
printf(“\n%d\t,”,(a!=y));
printf(“\n%d\t,”,(b<=x)); printf("\n%d\t,",(y > a));
}

Which statement sets the 3rd lowermost bit of an unsigned integer x to 0, leaving other bits unchanged?

void main()
{
int A=0, B=0, C=0, D=0;
if((A==B)&&(A*B<=B))
{
if(D==1) C=1;
else
if(A==1) C=2;
}
else
C=3;
if((B==0)&&(A==B)&&(A!=1))
D=1;
}
What are the final values of C and D?

All of the following are C basic data types except:

Which of the following are keywords of the “C” language?
i. if
ii. else
iii. then
iv. elseif

A file management system typically supports the following types of files, EXCEPT:

Standard methods of organizing data are:

The errors that occur in computer program is________.

During system evolution __________ is to be considered .

Language wherein Encapsulation and Abstraction of data is done is called as: