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Computer Science 283 07-Feb-2025

Exam Syllabus

FULL BOOK

Q1. Choose the correct answer. 1X283=283

1. A software that facilitates programmers in writing computer programs is (A) A compiler (B) An editor (C) An IDE (D) A debugger

known as ..................................

2. .................................. is a software that is responsible for the conversion of (A) Compiler (B) Editor (C) IDE (D) Debugger

program files to machine understandable and executable code.

3. Every programming language has some primitive building blocks and follows (A) (B) Syntax (C) (D)

some grammar rules known as its .................................. Programming Building blocks Semantic rules

rules

4. A list of words that are predefined and must not be used by the programmer (A) Auto words (B) (C) (D)

to name his own variables are known as .................................. Reserved words Restricted words Predefined

words

5. include statements are written in .................................. section. (A) header (B) main (C) Comments (D) print

6. .................................. are added in the source code to further explain the (A) Messages (B) Hints (C) Comments (D) Explanations

techniques and algorithms used by the programmer.

7. .................................. are the values that do not change during the whole (A) Variables (B) Constants (C) Strings (D) Comments

execution of program.

8. A float uses .................................. bytes of memory. (A) 3 (B) 4 (C) 5 (D) 6

9. For initializing a variable, we use .................................. operator. (A) --> (B) = (C) @ (D) ?

10. .................................. can be thought of as a container store constants. (A) Box (B) Jar (C) Variable (D) Collection

11. Computers can help us to solve .................................. problems. (A) Easy (B) Tough (C) Several (D) Minimum

12. Series of .................................. are known as a computer program. (A) Instructions (B) Numbers (C) Digits (D) Commands

13. The process of .................................. or storing these instruction in the (A) Creating (B) Modifying (C) Updating (D) Feeding

computer is known as computer programming.

14. The person who knows how to write a computer .................................. (A) Summery (B) Program (C) Story (D) Article

correctly is known as a programmer.

15. Computers cannot understand .................................. (A) Urdu (B) English (C) Both A & B (D) 0, 1

16. Example(s) of computer programming language is/are (A) Java (B) C++ (C) C# (D) All of these

..................................

17. Python is a/an .................................. (A) (B) (C) English word (D) All of these

Programming Common

language language

18. C language was developed by ................................. (A) (B) (C) Both A & B (D)

Dennis Ritchie Charles None of these

Babbage

19. An IDE has a/an .................................. (A) OS (B) GUI (C) Mac (D) Window

20. An IDE consists of .................................. that help a programmer. (A) Commands (B) Statements (C) Environment (D) Tools
21. A software that provides a programming environment to facilitate (A) GUI (B) OS (C) IDE (D) Mac

programmers is known as a/an ..................................

22. Name(s) of IDE is/are .................................. (A) Visual Studio (B) Xcode (C) Code::Blocks (D) All of these

23. A text editor is a .................................. that allows programmers to write (A) Software (B) Statement (C) Command (D) Screen

and edit computer programs.

24. All IDEs have their own specific .................................. (A) Statements (B) Commands (C) Text editors (D) All of these

25. Computers only understand and work in .................................. language. (A) Assembly (B) Machine (C) High level (D)

None of these

26. A .................................. is a software that is responsible for conversion of a (A) Compiler (B) Syntax (C) Program (D) IDE

computer program language to machine language code.

27. A software that provides a programming environment to facilitate (A) Work place (B) Work space (C) IDE (D) All

programmers in writing and executing computer programs is known as ......:

28. The set of rules in programming language is known as (A) Codes (B) Program (C) Syntax (D) Compiler

.................................. of the language.

29. Every programming language has a list of words that are (A) Other words (B) (C) (D) Defined

.................................. Hidden words Predefined

words

30. Predefined words are known as .................................. (A) (B) Keywords (C) Both A & B (D)

Reserved words None of these

31. Reserved word(s) is/are .................................. (A) Auto (B) Double (C) Int (D) All of these

32. Reserved word(s) is/are .................................. (A) case (B) do (C) Both A & B (D) do-it

33. Reserved word(s) is/are .................................. (A) volatile (B) union (C) return (D) all

34. We include header files in our program by writing .................................. (A) include (B) break (C) void (D) main

statement at the top of program.

35. We include file .................................. that contains information related to (A) main() (B) math.h (C) stdio.h (D) conio.h

input and output functions.

36. Every C program must contain a .................................. function. (A) stdio.h (B) main() (C) conio.h (D) math.h

37. The body of main() is enclosed in the .................................. braces. (A) [ ] (B) () (C) {} (D) All of these

38. Each statement ends with a .................................. symbol. (A) Colon (B) Semi colon (C) Comma (D) Full stop

39. C language is .................................. sensitive. (A) very (B) no (C) not case (D) case

40. .................................. are the statements in a program that are ignored by (A) Comments (B) Function (C) Braces (D) Integers

the compiler and do not get executed.

41. In C programming, there are .................................. types of comments. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

42. Single-line comment start with .................................. (A) .. (B) * (C) /* (D) //

43. Multi-line comment start with .................................. (A) /* (B) // (C) \\ (D) \*

44. Multi-line comment end at .................................. (A) /* (B) //* (C) */ (D) *//

45. Single line comments start with ......: (A) \\ (B) // (C) || (D) *//

46. The body of main is enclosed ......: (A) ( ) (B) [ ] (C) { } (D) < >

47. In C programming, there are ...... types of comments: (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

48. C programming language has a character set that includes (A) Alphabets (B) Digits (C) (D) All of these

Special symbols
..................................

49. .................................. are the values that cannot be changed by a program. (A) Functions (B) Variables (C) Constants (D)

None of these
50. Example(s) of constant is/are .................................. (A) 11 (B) 13.9 (C) -5 (D) All of these

51. Type(s) of constant is/are .................................. (A) (B) (C) (D) All of these

Integer constant Real constant Character

constant

52. Example(s) of integer constant is/are .................................. (A) 13 (B) -9 (C) -355 (D) All of these

53. Example(s) of real constant is/are .................................. (A) 4.5 (B) 666 (C) -87 (D) 0

54. Example(s) of character constant is/are .................................. (A) ‘100’ (B) ‘Z’ (C) Both A & B (D) -60

55. The value of a .................................. can be changed in a program. (A) Constant (B) Function (C) Variable (D) All of these

56. Each variable has a unique name called .................................. (A) Identifier (B) Data type (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these

57. Each variable has a .................................. (A) Unique name (B) Data type (C) Both A & B (D) Constant

58. Data type(s) is/are .................................. (A) int (B) float (C) char (D) All of these

59. A .................................. is actually a name given to a memory location, as (A) Constant (B) Variable (C) Function (D)

the data is physically stored the computer’s memory. None of these

60. The type int is used to store .................................. (A) Integer (B) Real (C) Character (D) All of these

61. The type float is used to store .................................. (A) Integer (B) Character (C) Real (D)

None of these

62. The type char is used to store .................................. (A) Integer (B) Real (C) Character (D) All of these

63. Integer takes up .................................. bytes of memory. (A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8

64. A signed int can store .................................. values. (A) Positive (B) Negative (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these

65. An unsigned int can store .................................. values. (A) Positive (B) Negative (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these

66. char data type takes up just .................................. byte of memory for (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

storage.

67. A variable name can only contain .................................. (A) Alphabets (B) Digits (C) Underscore _ (D) All of these

68. Variable name must begin with a .................................. (A) Letter (B) (C) Either A or B (D) Digit

An underscore

69. A .................................. cannot be used as a variable name. (A) Alphabet (B) (C) Function (D) Constant

Reserved word

70. We need to .................................. a variable before we can use it in the (A) Create (B) Modify (C) Change (D) Declare

program.

71. A variable cannot be declared unless we mention its .................................. (A) Name (B) Data type (C) Length (D) All of these

72. After declaring a variable, its data type .................................. be changed. (A) Can (B) Cannot (C) (D)

Either can or None of these

cannot

73. Assigning value to a .................................. for the first time is called (A) Variable (B) Constant (C) Both A & B (D) Function

variable initialization.

74. printf is used to print .................................. type of data. (A) int (B) float (C) char (D) All of them

75. scanf is a .................................. in C programming language. (A) Keyword (B) Library (C) Function (D) None of them

76. getch() is used to take .................................. as input from user. (A) int (B) float (C) char (D) all
77. Let the following part of code, what will be the value of variable a after (A) 8.8 (B) 8 (C) 8.0 (D) 8.2

execution.

int a=4;

float b=2.2;

a=a*b;

78. Which of the following is a valid line of code? (A) int=20; (B) grade=‘A’; (C) (D) None of them

line=this is a line;

79. Which operator has the highest precedence among the following? (A) / (B) = (C) > (D) !

80. Which of the following is not a type of operator? (A) (B) (C) (D)

Arithmetic Relational Check operator Logical operator

operator operator

81. The operator % is used to calculate .................................. (A) Percentage (B) Remainder (C) Factorial (D) Square

82. Which of the following is a valid character? (A) ‘here’ (B) “a” (C) ‘9" (D) None of them

83. What is true about C language? (A) (B) (C) (D) None of them

C is not a case Keywords can be All logical

sensitive used as a operators are

language variable names binary operators

84. A computer is a device that takes .................................. as input. (A) Data (B) Process (C) Information (D)

None of these

85. All the programming languages must provide .................................. to (A) Functions (B) Instructions (C) Guidelines (D) All of these

handle input.

86. Each programming language has its keywords or .................................. for (A) Variables (B) Constants (C) Functions (D)

I/O operations. Standard library

functions

87. C language offers .................................. function to display the output. (A) printf (B) printf (C) getch (D) getche

88. C language offers .................................. function to get input from user. (A) printf (B) scanf (C) User defined (D)

None of these

89. printf is a .................................. function in C programming language. (A) Built-in (B) User defined (C) Both A & B (D) Variable

90. printf name comes from .................................. (A) Print function (B) Print format (C) (D)

Print formatted Printed function

91. .................................. format specifier is used against int data type. (A) %a (B) %b (C) %c (D) %d

92. .................................. format specifier is used against int data type. (A) %d (B) %i (C) %f (D) %c

93. .................................. format specifier is used against float data type. (A) %f (B) %d (C) %i (D) %c

94. .................................. format specifier is used against char data type. (A) %d (B) %i (C) %f (D) %c

95. scanf is a .................................. function in C language. (A) Built-in (B) User defined (C) Variable (D) Constant

96. There are .................................. main parts of scanf function. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

97. We can take .................................. input(s) using a single scanf function. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) Multiple

98. It is a very common mistake to forget .................................. sign in the (A) % (B) ! (C) & (D) @

scanf function.

99. Without .................................. sign, the program gets executed but does (A) % (B) & (C) @ (D) $

not behave as expected.

100. .................................. function is used to read a character from user. (A) printf (B) scanf (C) getch() (D)

None of these

101. To use getch() function, we need to include the library (A) math.h (B) conio.h (C) stdio.h (D) All of these

.................................. in the header section of program.

103. If we do not end each statement with a .................................. it results into (A) . (B) % (C) # (D) ;

error.

104. Escape sequences are used in .................................. function inside the “ (A) scanf (B) printf (C) getch (D) getche

and ”.

105. A statement terminator is identifier for compiler which identifies (A) Start (B) End (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these
.................................. of a line.

106. Escape sequences consist of .................................. character(s). (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

107. The first character of escape sequence is always .................................. (A) / (B) \ (C) ! (D) %

108. Sequence .................................. is used to display single quote ( ’ ) (A) \ (B) \\ (C) \a (D) \b

109. Sequence .................................. is used to generate an alert sound. (A) \ (B) \\ (C) \a (D) \b

110. Sequence .................................. is used to removes previous char. (A) \ (B) \\ (C) \a (D) \b

111. Sequence .................................. is used to display back slash ( \ ) (A) \ (B) \a (C) \b (D) \\

112. Sequence .................................. is used to generate an alert sound. (A) \ (B) \\ (C) \a (D) \b

113. After escape character, .................................. specifies movement of the (A) n (B) A (C) b (D) H

cursor to start of the next line.

114. Escape sequence .................................. specifies the I/O function of (A) \a (B) \b (C) \t (D) \h

moving to the next tab stop horizontally.

115. A tab stop is collection of .................................. spaces. (A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8

116. What will be the output of code: void main(){ printf ("2");} (A) 3 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 4

117. Which of the following format specifieris used for character data type: (A) % c (B) % d (C) % f (D) % i

118. In C language ...... is used as statement terminator: (A) # (B) ; (C) % (D) &

119. What will be the output of code? void abc(){printf("1/n");} (A) "1" (B) "2" (C) 1 (D) 2

120. It is a very common mistake to forget ...... operator in the scanf function. (A) & (B) % (C) * (D) $

121. Some basic operator types are .................................. (A) (B) (C) (D) All of these

Assignment Arithmetic Logical operator

operator operator

122. .................................. operator is used to assign a value to a variable. (A) Assignment (B) Arithmetic (C) Logical (D) Relational

123. .................................. is used as assignment operator in C. (A) % (B) < (C) > (D) =

124. .................................. is used as arithmetic operator in C. (A) / (B) > (C) < (D) =

125. .................................. is used as arithmetic operator in C. (A) / (B) + (C) * (D) ==

126. .................................. operator divides the value of left operand by the (A) Multiplication (B) Division (C) Subtraction (D) Modulus

value of right operand.

127. .................................. operator is a binary operator. (A) Division (B) Addition (C) Subtraction (D) Multiplication

128. .................................. operator calculates the sum of two operands. (A) Addition (B) Subtraction (C) Multiplication (D) Division

129. The statement a=a+1; is used to increase the value of a variable by (A) 0 (B) -1 (C) +1 (D) 2

..................................

130. .................................. operator will subtract right operand from the left (A) - (B) + (C) * (D) \

operand.

131. Modulus operator is .................................. (A) / (B) \ (C) % (D) &

132. Modulus operator works on .................................. data type. (A) char (B) float (C) int (D)

none of these
133. .................................. operators compare two values to determine the (A) Arithmetic (B) Relational (C) Logical (D) Assignment

relationship between values.

134. C language allows us to perform relational operators on (A) Numeric (B) char (C) Both A & B (D) float

.................................. data type.

135. .................................. operator is used as equal to. (A) = (B) == (C) > (D) !=

136. .................................. operator is used as Not equal. (A) != (B) == (C) < (D) =

137. .................................. operator is used as greater than equal to. (A) <= (B) >= (C) == (D) >

138. Relational operators perform operations on two operands and return the (A) True (B) False (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these
result in ..................................

139. A true value is represented by .................................. (A) 0 (B) 1 (C) -0 (D) -1

140. In C language, .................................. operator is used to check for (A) = (B) % (C) == (D) &

equality of two expressions.

141. Single .................................. assigns right operand to the variable on left (A) + (B) < (C) > (D) =

side.

142. .................................. operator is used as a logical AND. (A) & (B) && (C) || (D) !

143. .................................. operator is used as a logical OR. (A) & (B) && (C) || (D) !

144. .................................. operator is used as a logical NOT. (A) ! (B) !! (C) || (D) &&

145. The result of the expression False && False is .................................. (A) False (B) True (C) 0, 1 (D) 1, 0

146. The result of the expression True || False is .................................. (A) false (B) true (C) 1, 0 (D) 0, 1

147. The result of the expression !(False) is .................................. (A) true (B) false (C) 0,1 (D) 1,0

148. Unary operators are applied over .................................. (A) (B) One operand (C) (D)

Two operands Three operands Multiple

operands

149. Binary operators require .................................. to perform the operation. (A) One operand (B) (C) (D)

Two operands Three operands Multiple

operands

150. Ternary operator applied on .................................. operand(s). (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

151. Which operator is used as assignment operators: (A) <= (B) >= (C) = (D) = =

152. What will be the value of variable "a" after execution of the following part (A) 8 (B) 8.0 (C) 8.8 (D) 8.2

of code: int a=4; float b=2.2; a=a*b;

153. ...... relational operator is used for equal in C language: (A) = (B) = = (C) ! = (D) > =

154. Which symbol is used for logical AND operators: (A) && (B) || (C) ! (D) $$

155. In C language, which of the following is logical operator: (A) + (B) < (C) % (D) NOT

156. Ternary operator is applied on ...... operands: (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

157. Among the following ...... operator has the lowest precedence: (A) \ (B) = (C) > (D) !

158. Conditional logic helps in .................................. (A) Decisions (B) Iterations (C) Traversing (D) All

159. .................................. statements describe the sequence in which (A) Loop (B) Conditional (C) Control (D) All

statements of the program should be executed.

160. In if statement, what happens if condition is false? (A) (B) (C) (D)

Program crashes Index out of Further code Compiler asks to

bound error executes change condition

int a=5;

if (a<10)

a++;

else

if(a>4)

a--;

162. Which of the following is the condition to check a is a factor of c? (A) a%c==0 (B) c%a==0 (C) a*c==0 (D) a+c==0

163. A condition can be any .................................. expression. (A) Arithmetic (B) Relational (C) Logical (D)

Arithmetic,

relational or

logical

164. An if statement inside another if statement is called .................................. (A) Nested (B) boxed (C) repeated (D) decomposed

structure.

165. A set of multiple instructions enclosed in braces is called a (A) box (B) list (C) block (D) job

..................................

166. Sometimes, If the condition is not true then we perform some other task. (A) (B) Condtion (C) Expression (D) Variable

This is called .................................. Conditional logic

167. How many types of control statements are there in C language? (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

168. Control statement type(s) is/are .................................. (A) Sequential (B) Selection (C) Repetition (D) All of these

169. .................................. control is the default control structure in C (A) Repetition (B) Selection (C) Sequential (D) All of these

language.

170. According to the .................................. control, all the statements are (A) Sequential (B) Selection (C) Repetition (D) All of these

executed in the given sequence.

171. There are ...... of control statements in C language: (A) two (B) three (C) four (D) five

172. Which is NOT a type of control statement in C language: (A) (B) (C) (D)

Sequential Selection control Repetition Check

control statements control statements

statements statements

173. In C-language which is the default control structure: (A) (B) (C) (D) All of these

Sequential Random control Conditional

control control

174. Which is a control statement: (A) Relation (B) Function (C) Selection (D) Array

175. Sequential control is the ...... control structure in C-language: (A) Selection (B) Repetition (C) Relation (D) Default

176. Which control structure executes the statement in order: (A) Sequential (B) Repetition (C) Selection (D) Relational

177. Which control structure repeats a set of statement for a number of times: (A) Sequential (B) Repetition (C) Selection (D) Relation

178. The statement which help us to decide which statements should be (A) Sequential (B) Selection (C) Repetition (D) All of these

executed next, are called .................................. statements.

179. How many type of selection statements are there? (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

180. Type(s) of selection statements is/are .................................. (A) If statement (B) (C) Both A & B (D)

If-else statement None of these

181. C language provides .................................. statement in which we specify (A) If (B) If-else (C) goto (D) scanf

a condition, and associate a code to it.

182. Any expression that has a non-zero value, calculates to (A) True (B) False (C) Result (D) Expression

..................................
183. if is a .................................. (A) Variable (B) Constant (C) Keyword (D)

None of these

184. The associated code of if statement is any valid C language (A) (B) (C) (D)

.................................. Set of variables Set of constants Set of functions Set of

statements

185. To associate more than one statements to an if statement, then need to (A) () (B) {} (C) [] (D) Any of these

be enclosed inside a .................................. block.

186. Properly indent the instructions under if statement using (A) Spaceabar (B) Shift (C) Tab (D) Enter

..................................

187. Associated code of if statement is executed if the condition is (A) False (B) True (C) Missing (D) Blocked

..................................

188. An if statement may not have an associated .................................. (A) else (B) if (C) if-else (D)

statement. None of these

189. A set of multiple instructions enclosed in braces is called a (A) Set (B) Block (C) (D) Both B & C

.................................. Compound

statement

190. Conditional statements within conditional statements are called (A) Nested (B) Selection (C) (D) Repetition

Nested selection
.................................. structure.

191. In compound statements, it is common mistake to omit one or two (A) Semi colons (B) colons (C) Functions (D) Braces

.................................. while typing.

192. Which of the following is a selection statements: (A) if (B) for (C) while (D) do while

193. In if statement, the condition is enclosed within: (A) { } (B) ( ) (C) [ ] (D) < >

194. Which symbol is used if to enter the condition: (A) [ ] (B) " " (C) { } (D) ( )

195. Whichof the following option is used for making two way decisions: (A) for (B) if-else (C) while (D) if

196. C programming language also provides ...... to deal with conditions: (A) (B) (C) (D) All of these

Upper case Lower case Switch case

structure structure structure

197. A selection statement within another selection statement is called ...... (A) Nested (B) Dual (C) Infinite (D) Complex

selection structure:

198. An array is a .................................. structure. (A) Loop (B) Control (C) Data (D) Conditional

199. Array elements are stored at .................................. memory locations. (A) Contiguous (B) Scattered (C) Divided (D) None

200. If the size of an array is 100, the range of indexes will be (A) 0-99 (B) 0-100 (C) 1-100 (D) 2-2012

..................................

201. .................................. structure allows repetition of a set of instructions. (A) Loop (B) Condtional (C) Control (D) Data

202. .................................. is the unique identifier, used to refer to the array. (A) Data type (B) Array name (C) Array size (D) None

203. Array can be initialized .................................. declaration. (A) At the time of (B) After (C) Before (D) Both A & B

204. Using loops inside loops is called .................................. loops. (A) for (B) while (C) do-while (D) Nested

205. .................................. part of for loop is executed first. (A) Condition (B) Body (C) Initialization (D)

Increment /

decrement

206. .................................. make it easier to read and write values in array. (A) Loops (B) Conditions (C) Expressions (D) Functions

207. To initialize the array in a single statement, initialize it (A) At the time of (B) After (C) Before (D) Both A & B

.................................. declaration.

208. .................................. is a container to store collection of data items in a (A) Data (B) (C) database (D) Program

Data structure
specific layout.
209. .................................. is a data structure that can hold multiple values of (A) An array (B) A program (C) Statement (D) Function

same data type.

210. An important property of array is that it stores all the values at consecutive (A) Program (B) Database (C) Array (D)

locations inside the .................................. Computer

memory

211. .................................. values to an array for the first time, is called array (A) Creating (B) Modifying (C) Assigning (D)

None of these
initialization.

212. .................................. can be initialized at the time of its declaration, or (A) An array (B) A variable (C) A constant (D) A function

later.

213. We cannot initialize all the elements of array in .................................. (A) Single (B) Double (C) Triple (D) Multiple

statement(s).

214. First element has the index .................................. (A) 1 (B) 0 (C) 2 (D) 3

215. We can use .................................. as array indices. (A) Array name (B) Constant (C) Variable (D) Function

216. Each element of .................................. has an index that can be used with (A) A variable (B) A constant (C) A function (D) An array

the array name.

217. Which of the following is correct declaration of array: (A) int array [10]; (B) int array {10}; (C) int array; (D) int array (10);

218. The index of first element of an array is: (A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 3

219. The index of an element in array is written within ......: (A) < > (B) [ ] (C) {] (D) { }

220. Which is the second element in an array: (A) n[0] (B) n[2] (C) n[3] (D) n[1]

221. If size of an array is 10, the range of indexes will be: (A) 0-10 (B) 0-9 (C) 1-110 (D) 2-10

222. What is the output of the following code: int b [3] = {15,20,16}; printf("%d", (A) 16 (B) 17 (C) 18 (D) 19

b[2]);

223. ...... is the output of the following code: int n {4} = {8,7,6,3}; printf ("%d", (A) 0 (B) -1 (C) 1 (D) 3

n[3]);

224. What is the output of the following code: int c [2] = {25,30}; printf( (A) 30 (B) 25 (C) 24 (D) 23

"%d",C[1] );

225. If we need to repeat one or more statements, then we use (A) Programs (B) Variables (C) Constants (D) Loops

..................................

226. C language provides .................................. kind of loop structures. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

227. C language provides .................................. loop structure(s). (A) for (B) while (C) do-while (D) All of these

228. Always make sure that the .................................. becomes false at some (A) loop (B) condition (C) variable (D) constant

point.

229. Each run of a loop is called .................................. (A) Iteration (B) Cycle (C) Movement (D) Both A & C

230. If the size of an array is 50, the range of indexes will be ......: (A) 0-50 (B) 0-49 (C) 1-49 (D) 1-50

231. What will be the output of the following: void abc() { printf ("Pakistan"); } (A) Punjab (B) Pak (C) Pakistan (D) Pun

232. What will be the output of this code: void abc(){ printf ("Punjab");} (A) Punjab (B) Pun (C) Pak (D) Pakistan

233. How many times the word "PAKISTAN" will be printed through the loop: (A) 5 (B) 4 (C) 3 (D) 1

for (int a = 0 ; a < = 3 ; a + +){

printf "PAKISTAN";

234. How many times the word "PAKISTAN" will be printed through the loop (A) 10 (B) 1 (C) 9 (D) 0

for (int x=0 ; x<10 ; x++){

printf ("PAKISTAN");

}:
235. Each run of a loop is called: (A) Cycle (B) Iteration (C) Duration (D) Test

236. Loop within a loop is called ......: (A) For loop (B) While loop (C) do while loop (D) Nested loop

237. Functions could be built-in or .................................. (A) (B) (C) User defined (D) Both A & C

Admin defined Server defined

238. The functions which are available in C standard library are called (A) User defined (B) Built-in (C) Recursive (D) Repetitive

..................................

239. The values passed to a function are called .................................. (A) Bodies (B) Return types (C) Arrays (D) Arguments

240. char cd() {return ‘a’}. in this function “char” is .................................. (A) Body (B) Return type (C) Array (D) Arguments

241. The advantages of using functions are .................................. (A) Readability (B) Reusability (C) (D) All

Easy debugging

242. If there are three return statements in the function body, (A) one (B) Two (C) Three (D) First and last

.................................. of them will be executed.

243. Readability helps to .................................. the code. (A) Understand (B) Modify (C) Debug (D) All

244. .................................. means to transfer the control to another function. (A) Calling (B) Defining (C) Re-writing (D) Including

245. Dividing a big problem into multiple smaller parts and then try to solve (A) (B) (C) Conquer rule (D) Solution

each part is called .................................. Dividing problem Divide and

conquer

246. .................................. is a block of statements which performs a particular (A) A variable (B) A constant (C) A function (D) A loop

task.

247. printf is a .................................. that is used to display anything on (A) Variable (B) Constant (C) Function (D) Array

computer screen.

248. scanf is a .................................. that is used to take input from the user. (A) Function (B) Variable (C) Program (D) Constant

249. Types of functions are .................................. (A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5

250. Type(s) of function is/are .................................. (A) (B) (C) Both A & B (D) Array

Built-in function User defined

function

251. The example(s) of built-in function is/are .................................. (A) printf (B) Scanf (C) Both A & B (D) Loop

252. Advantage(s) of functions .................................. (A) Reusability (B) (C) Readability (D) All of these

Separation of

tasks

253. Inputs of a function are called .................................. of the function. (A) Function (B) Parameters (C) Return value (D)

Function

signature

254. Output of the function is called its .................................. (A) Function (B) Parameters (C) Return value (D)

Function

signature

255. The functions which are defined by a programmer are called (A) Built-in (B) User defined (C) Both A & B (D)

None of these
.................................. functions.

256. A .................................. is a block of statements that gets some inputs and (A) Function (B) Statement (C) Return value (D)

Function
provides some outputs.

signature

257. A function can have multiple parameters, but it cannot return more than (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

.................................. values.

258. .................................. is used to defined the inputs and output of a (A) Parameters (B) Return value (C) Function (D)

function. Function

signature
259. A function that takes an integer as input and returns its square (A) (B) (C) (D)

.................................. int square (int); float area (float); int isVowel int largest (int,

(char); int, int);

260. A function that takes radius of a circle as input and returns the area of (A) (B) (C) (D)

int square (int); int isVowel float area (float); int largest (int,
circle ..................................

(char); int, int);

261. Body of the function is the set of .................................. (A) Functions (B) Statements (C) Parameters (D) All of these

262. Just after the function’s signature, the set of statements enclosed inside (A) () (B) {} (C) [] (D) < >

.................................. form the body of the function.

263. A function cannot return more than .................................. value(s). (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

264. There may be .................................. return statement(s) in a function. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) Multiple

265. We can see that the program starts its execution from (A) void() (B) main() (C) printf (D) scanf

.................................. function.

266. The values passed to the function are called .................................. (A) Statement (B) Function (C) Return value (D) Arguments

267. Variables in the function definition that receive these values are called (A) Parameters (B) Statements (C) Arguments (D) Functions

.................................. of the function.

268. It is not necessary to pass the .................................. with same names to (A) Constants (B) Functions (C) Variables (D) Parameters

the function as the names of the parameters.

269. A block of statements that performs a particular task is called: (A) Variable (B) Constant (C) Function (D) Loop

270. ...... is the block of statement which performs a particular task: (A) Computer (B) Program (C) Functions (D) Parameters

271. The functions which are available in C standard library are called: (A) (B) (C) (D)

built-in functions custom built common function none of these

function

272. The functions which are defined by a programmer are called ......: (A) (B) (C) (D)

user-defined built-in function common function none of these

functions

273. The printf and scanf are ...... functions: (A) built-in (B) artithmetic (C) user defined (D) custom

274. Inputs of a function are called ...... of the function: (A) arguments (B) block (C) statement (D) parameter

275. ...... is used to define the inputs and output of a function: (A) (B) main (C) printf (D) scanf

function

signature

276. In void main () "void" is ......: (A) return type (B) variable (C) constant (D) condition

277. What is the type of parameter in the function: (A) int (B) char (C) area (D) float

278. A function can return ...... values: (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

279. A function cannot return more than ...... value(s): (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

280. The ...... of the function is the data type of the value returned by the (A) name (B) parameters (C) arguments (D) return type

function:

281. The keywords used to transfer the control from a function back to the (A) return (B) switch (C) goto (D) back

calling functions is:

282. A function that does not return anything has return type: (A) int (B) float (C) void (D) char

283. Which of the following are used to receive the values passed to the (A) constants (B) arguments (C) parameters (D) expressions

function as input: