Regading interview Question.

**Shark** · Jan 25 '06, 06:25 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

skisho...@yahoo .co.in wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi,
> Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
> Plz answer this
>
>
> main() // line 1[/color]

this is undefined because it is not a standard main() function. It
should return an int at least.
[color=blue]
> {
> printf("TWO");
> } //line4
>
> U don't change from line1 to line4. u will add anything before the[/color]

if it is c++, just create a static object whose constructor prints the
strings and initialize it before entering main();
[color=blue]
> main function only.
> write the solution with 10 ways.
> We want the ouput is->
>
> One
> Two
> Three[/color]

**skishorev@yahoo.co.in** · Jan 25 '06, 06:25 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Yes It is in c++ only.

**Shark** · Jan 25 '06, 06:35 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

skishorev@yahoo .co.in wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi,
> Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
> Plz answer this[/color]

I wonder why everyone with an email addresses ending in .co.in speaks
in "Plz" and "U". Is this some sort of L33T Indian English??!!!

**Clem.Dickey@gmail.com** · Jan 25 '06, 07:15 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

I might put these lines at the top:

int main() { printf( "One\nTwo\n ..." ); return 0; }
int this_fn_is_not_ \

**Jaspreet** · Jan 25 '06, 07:15 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

skishorev@yahoo .co.in wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi,
> Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
> Plz answer this
>
>
> main() // line 1
> {
> printf("TWO");
> } //line4
>
> U don't change from line1 to line4. u will add anything before the
> main function only.
> write the solution with 10 ways.
> We want the ouput is->
>
> One
> Two
> Three[/color]

Kishore, you should have given it a shot yourself instead of asking
this group. Here's the solution (even though I hate spoon-feeding
someone)

#include<iostre am>

class A
{
public:
A()
{
std::cout<<"One ";
}
~A()
{
std::cout<<"Thr ee";
}
};

A a1;

int main()
{
std::cout<<"Two ";
return 0;
}

**Jaspreet** · Jan 25 '06, 07:25 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Shark wrote:[color=blue]
> skishorev@yahoo .co.in wrote:[color=green]
> > Hi,
> > Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
> > Plz answer this[/color]
>
> I wonder why everyone with an email addresses ending in .co.in speaks
> in "Plz" and "U". Is this some sort of L33T Indian English??!!![/color]

I may not be having a co.in email id but I am from India so lets not go
off-topic and start generalising things about people.

Usage of those words is a result of the SMS lingo and I certainly do
not approve of that. I have pointed that out in a couple of yahoogroups
also.

So, lets be clear its not all Indians but only a negligible minority
that needs to be told about basic rules of posting to a newsgroup.

**yanamandra** · Jan 25 '06, 07:35 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Hi,

Use this.

#define printf(aa) (printf("\nONE\ n" "%s" "\nTHREE\n" , aa) )

main()
{
printf("TWO");

}

Thanks,
Venu Yanamandra

====
Hi,
Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this

Plz answer this

main() // line 1
{
printf("TWO");

} //line4

U don't change from line1 to line4. u will add anything before the
main function only.
write the solution with 10 ways.
We want the ouput is->

One
Two
Three

====

**Shark** · Jan 25 '06, 08:05 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Jaspreet wrote:[color=blue]
> Shark wrote:[color=green]
> > skishorev@yahoo .co.in wrote:[color=darkred]
> > > Hi,
> > > Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
> > > Plz answer this[/color]
> >
> > I wonder why everyone with an email addresses ending in .co.in speaks
> > in "Plz" and "U". Is this some sort of L33T Indian English??!!![/color]
>
> I may not be having a co.in email id but I am from India so lets not go
> off-topic and start generalising things about people.[/color]

Yea lets not go off topic, but you can go fuck yourself. What part of
"wonder' didn't you understand?
[color=blue]
>
> Usage of those words is a result of the SMS lingo and I certainly do
> not approve of that. I have pointed that out in a couple of yahoogroups
> also.[/color]

Good for you. Don't ever turn to the dark side.
[color=blue]
>
> So, lets be clear its not all Indians but only a negligible minority
> that needs to be told about basic rules of posting to a newsgroup.[/color]

Go fuck yourself with Stroustrup's mouse.

**benben** · Jan 25 '06, 08:35 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

In addition, here are a couple more solutions:

/////////////////////////////////////////
// Solution #1

#include <iostream>

namespace whatever{ // or class or struct
void main(void);
};

int main(void)
{
std::cout << "One\nTwo\nThre e\n";
}

void whatever::

main() // line 1
{
printf("TWO");
} //line4

/////////////////////////////////////////
// Solution #2

#include <iostream>

int main(void)
{
std::cout << "One\nTwo\nThre e\n";
}

#define main whatever
void

main() // line 1
{
printf("TWO");
} //line4

/////////////////////////////////////////
// Solution #3

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

class whatever{
public:
whatever(){
std::cout << "One\nTwo\nThre e\n";
std::exit(0);
}
};

whatever smash_main_plea se;

int

main() // line 1
{
printf("TWO");
} //line4

Regards,
Ben

**John Carson** · Jan 25 '06, 08:55 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

"Shark" <cpp_shark@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:1138175581 .797163.43040@g 49g2000cwa.goog legroups.com

[abusive comments snipped]

Your reaction to a quite reasonable post complaining about stereotyping is
completely over the top and offensive.

--
John Carson

**Sunil Varma** · Jan 25 '06, 09:05 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

John Carson wrote:[color=blue]
> "Shark" <cpp_shark@yaho o.com> wrote in message
> news:1138175581 .797163.43040@g 49g2000cwa.goog legroups.com
>
> [abusive comments snipped]
>
> Your reaction to a quite reasonable post complaining about stereotyping is
> completely over the top and offensive.
>
> --
> John Carson[/color]

Here is one more solution.

/////////////////////
Solution #1
/////////////////////
#include<iostre am>
#include<cstdio >
#include<cstdli b>
void fun()
{
printf("Three\n ");
}
class base
{
public:
base()
{
atexit(fun);
std::cout<<"One \n";
}
};
base obj;
main()
{
printf("Two\n") ;
}

**Shark** · Jan 25 '06, 09:05 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

John Carson wrote:[color=blue]
> "Shark" <cpp_shark@yaho o.com> wrote in message
> news:1138175581 .797163.43040@g 49g2000cwa.goog legroups.com
>
> [abusive comments snipped]
>
> Your reaction to a quite reasonable post complaining about stereotyping is
> completely over the top and offensive.[/color]

you got it!
[color=blue]
>
> --
> John Carson[/color]

**kalyan** · Jan 25 '06, 09:35 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Hi all,
Here is one solution
#define printf("Two") printf("one,Two ,three")
main()
{
printf("two");
}

Clem.Dickey@gma il.com wrote:[color=blue]
> I might put these lines at the top:
>
> int main() { printf( "One\nTwo\n ..." ); return 0; }
> int this_fn_is_not_ \[/color]

**Ian Collins** · Jan 25 '06, 09:55 AM

Re: Regading interview Question.

Shark wrote:[color=blue]
> Jaspreet wrote:
>[color=green]
>>Shark wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>skishorev@ya hoo.co.in wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>> Yesterday my friend had taken interview in Microsft.If u know this
>>>>Plz answer this
>>>
>>>I wonder why everyone with an email addresses ending in .co.in speaks
>>>in "Plz" and "U". Is this some sort of L33T Indian English??!!![/color]
>>
>>I may not be having a co.in email id but I am from India so lets not go
>>off-topic and start generalising things about people.[/color]
>
>
> Yea lets not go off topic, but you can go[/color]

Pubs close early did they?

Go some place else to post your abuse.

--
Ian Collins.

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