hey if u r saying manually ( i havent seen oracle 9i)
normal way of creating table is
create table tablename( datatype1 fieldname1,data type2 fieldname2 etc);...
nikhilraj
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hai
u can print the matrix by using two for loops here
for (i=0;i<n;i++)
{
for(j=0;j<n;j++ )
{
printf("%d ",matrix[i][j]);
}
printf("\n");
}
here depends on how u declare the array...Leave a comment:
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Linux is growing in the market not only because of its open source but also bcoz of its security reasons.In linux we have file attributes such as read write and execute.Only authorized persons can modify the settings of a file.So its full of security i.e unless u give write permission to a file it other users cannot write t it .And linux its basically build on unix which supports multiuser concept has more flexibility .Open source means u can see...Leave a comment:
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This looks like ur assignment and u have posted it here .So if its ur assignment u have to work for it search for the c books in internet u will get plenty of them .Start diggin the books u will definetly get answers...Leave a comment:
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int occupies two bytes in c so here in ur query if a[1][1] is stored in then a[1][2] occupies 3002 a[1][2] is stored in 3004 like this u can go on calculating n u will get the answer...Leave a comment:
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The answers which i gave were correct upto mu knowledge and i donno the last two answers so couldnt answer them...Leave a comment:
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hey the answer for this blank is automatic(which is default).
There are 4 types of storage classes
1.automatic
2.static
3.register
4.extern...Leave a comment:
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hey function which u used fork() is used in unix to create a child process.So here two threads of controls are generated one by parent and another by child.When fork is executed a child process is created.The parent process returns the processid of the child and the child process returns 0 .so one printf is executed by parent and another one by child ....Leave a comment:
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hey the program which you have written with single
getchar() worked fine I used your second program and the second program it accepted the first char and when enter (return ) key is pressed it accepts that value ....Leave a comment:
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nt a, b;
main()
{
/* set a and b both equal to 5 */
a = b = 5;
/* Print them, decrementing each time. /*
/* Use prefix mode for b, postfix mode for a */
printf("\n%d %d", a--, --b);
printf("\n%d %d", a--, --b);
printf("\n%d %d", a--, --b);
printf("\n%d %d", a--, --b);
printf("\n%d %d", a--,...Leave a comment:
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