00:01 Instructions to be read before starting the quiz 00:19 Rapid-fire quiz on C Programming 01:06 Declaration of function is optional in C programming 01:40 Rapid fire quiz testing knowledge on C programming 02:48 In C, parameters are always passed by value 03:25 C hi would be printed until Stack Overflow happens 04:01 Continue can only be used in loop body as per C standard 04:42 Printing 'be hmm' nine times
I got 7/10 same as rapid fire quiz 1 I have downloaded ur whole c programming series and At this point I reached at arrays THANKS FOR SUCH AN AMAZING SERIES ❤️
5 is my score... i m near to true to 2 more questions but due to doubt it become wrong.. thanx to ur tutorial i have score this much.. will try to improve more.. great great videos.. mine type of dumb is learning language..this is amazing.. u r simply great..!!
answer to Q8) This means that the main function will keep calling itself indefinitely, leading to what's known as infinite recursion. Let's break down what happens step by step: The program starts executing the main function. The printf("hi "); statement is executed, printing "hi" to the console. The main(); statement is encountered. This leads to a recursive call to the main function itself. At this point, the same sequence of steps (1-3) will repeat within the newly called main function. This will continue indefinitely, creating a chain of function calls that won't stop. Since there is no base case or condition to exit the recursion, the program will keep calling the main function, eventually leading to a stack overflow. A stack overflow occurs when the call stack, which is used to manage function calls and local variables, becomes filled with too many function calls that haven't yet completed. In this case, each call to main is adding a new frame to the call stack, and since there's no termination condition, the stack keeps growing until it can't accommodate any more function frames. This results in a crash of the program.
for question 4, isnt it option 4 as we can declare function without return type so compiler takes return type as int by default? {edit: as per c99, its no more allowed}
The complete series of this programing course was awesome.. plz add more videos on further topic soon.. its humble request. Egerly waiting for Array, Pointer and Data Structure.
I have a doubt in question 4, by default c compiler will choose int data type as return type of the functions. So, does this makes option 3 also a correct prototype declaration ?
5 / 10 , same as previous score, but i think i wasted a lot of time on reading a question, text is simply to big to read/think/answer for 10 seconds. But hey, thats how this quiz goes!
Question 6. shouldn't the answer be (c) both passed by value and passed by reference? If we pass an int, it is passed by value. whereas, when we pass an array, it is passed by reference. Below is the example. Correct me if I'm wrong. #include void printArray(int a[5]); int main() { int arr[5] = {1,2,3,4,5}; printf("Before->%d ",arr[0]); changeArr(arr); printf("After->%d",arr[0]); return 0; } void changeArr(int a[5]) { a[0] = 100; }
I scored only 4 but enjoyed lot ❤️
same
00:01 Instructions to be read before starting the quiz
00:19 Rapid-fire quiz on C Programming
01:06 Declaration of function is optional in C programming
01:40 Rapid fire quiz testing knowledge on C programming
02:48 In C, parameters are always passed by value
03:25 C hi would be printed until Stack Overflow happens
04:01 Continue can only be used in loop body as per C standard
04:42 Printing 'be hmm' nine times
Sir please provide explanation of these questions....
(6/10)- In previous quiz, I scored 2/10. I learned a lot this time again. Thanks pal!
Mine is 8/10
I can literally say that this is the best playlist for learning C language online you will ever found.
Hats off to NESO ACADEMY
I got 7/10 same as rapid fire quiz 1
I have downloaded ur whole c programming series and At this point I reached at arrays
THANKS FOR SUCH AN AMAZING SERIES ❤️
i scored 2 but i am happy that i am improving more and more every day thank you NESO
Mind blowing questions...
Thank you sir for quiz!
5 is my score... i m near to true to 2 more questions but due to doubt it become wrong.. thanx to ur tutorial i have score this much.. will try to improve more.. great great videos.. mine type of dumb is learning language..this is amazing.. u r simply great..!!
4/10 :) atleast I got passed. I have to increase my reading speed, as 3-4 times time is over and I was reading option a :)
Same here
my score is 2 this is very interesting quiz thanks for this I learned a lot
well done bro we'r great
my score is 8/10 .
thank you sir
because of you i have improved my score a lot
To be genuine my score is 10/10 its became possible because of all your previous lectures. thanks a lot for providing an in-depth insight for us.
In q6. Why c option is wrong
@@nishantraj9762 in C by default parameters are passed by values. if you want to pass something using reference you have to use pointers.
@@Dinesh45444 hmm yes
I scored 4/10 on previous quiz 1 i scored 7/10
This is Excellent series for programming...
Grand thanks to you sir...
my score in 5. Time was not sufficient to read full question. but i have tried my best. Thanks 😍😍😍😍😍
my score is 5
thanks for providing these logical questions.
7/10 becoming better because of nest academy
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I scored 6 but i am exited to listen this series thank u for giving this wonderful series for free sir thank u so much sir
9/10...i couldn't complete reading that break and continue question..
Me too
@@riathakur3936 same here ☺
but you could've already known the answer just from reading option b -_-
answer to Q8)
This means that the main function will keep calling itself indefinitely, leading to what's known as infinite recursion. Let's break down what happens step by step:
The program starts executing the main function.
The printf("hi
"); statement is executed, printing "hi" to the console.
The main(); statement is encountered. This leads to a recursive call to the main function itself.
At this point, the same sequence of steps (1-3) will repeat within the newly called main function. This will continue indefinitely, creating a chain of function calls that won't stop. Since there is no base case or condition to exit the recursion, the program will keep calling the main function, eventually leading to a stack overflow.
A stack overflow occurs when the call stack, which is used to manage function calls and local variables, becomes filled with too many function calls that haven't yet completed. In this case, each call to main is adding a new frame to the call stack, and since there's no termination condition, the stack keeps growing until it can't accommodate any more function frames. This results in a crash of the program.
I never new main function could call itself until now
fun(int, int) is also valid.
Please provide explanation in the ending of the video
for question 4, isnt it option 4 as we can declare function without return type so compiler takes return type as int by default? {edit: as per c99, its no more allowed}
Same doubt
Can't believe this series is 3 years old... I know I'm late but all I can say is God bless you sir.. I scored 6/10
my score was 7/10! And i´m so happy about that!!! thx
5:20 can someone describe about the Q.7?
Rapid fire will helps to the learners. But please provide explanation to that questions.. It will be more helpful.. Thank you sir
7 out of 10 thankuu for quiz
I have score 8/10 !!
good series sir, i loved it..
in 10th question, why cond i value can't be non-positive int..?? as they is no cond that i>0
it will come out of loop when i=0 as its false value
@@gnana63 yes correct and that's y it comes out of the loop and didn't manage to become a non - positive int
6/10 I still have a long way to go
been into programing for 3 weeks and loving the process !
thank u neso
I need an explanation for question 7... 3:22
8 are correct.
The complete series of this programing course was awesome.. plz add more videos on further topic soon.. its humble request. Egerly waiting for Array, Pointer and Data Structure.
7 / 10 What a great channel.
4/10, A few of them were silly mistakes because of the time pressure but still learned alot.
Q 8 was bizarre and incomprehensible.
My score is 7 and tq for ur lecture and ur videos are making me to learn 'C' 😇😇
Got only 4 but learned a lot . Should increase reading speed . Thanks a lot neso academy
5/10 marks !!! Learnt a lot..............................
7/10 - the best content ever.
7/10 is my score
Thanks for the video
i was able to score 8/10 , your lecture helps me a lot bro , thank you so much.
My score is 7 sir thank you sir it is all because of you i have improved a lot thank you sir
I got 6/10 as same as last quiz... u r just simple amezing
My score is 6 because Neso academy lectures 😇😇😇
many many thanks for giving us such quality content
i score 5 but very helpful sir why you are so helpful
8/10 good knowledge based questions👍👌👌👌👌👌👌
1st view
Thanks sir for this series ❤️
I scored 6/10 , due to being in eager to complete before time elapsed…I mistook some options …but I enjoyed every piece of ur lecture ❤️❤️
Tysm..it is necessary 😍
My score is 6/10 ..tqq sir!
i did mistake in number 1 & 6 & 7
so i got 7 out of 10
8 OUT OF 10 chill dude
Got 8/10, pretty satisfied with this awesome video series by Neso.
My score is 9.i enjoyed it sir.
I scored 7 😊
i scored 8
I have a doubt in question 4, by default c compiler will choose int data type as return type of the functions. So, does this makes option 3 also a correct prototype declaration ?
yes i have also the same doubt
6/10.. This channel helps a lot.. Thank you💞
7 marks 💙💙
I've scored 6/10 literally it was a good quiz .
5 / 10 , same as previous score, but i think i wasted a lot of time on reading a question, text is simply to big to read/think/answer for 10 seconds. But hey, thats how this quiz goes!
In previous quiz 4/10, now 6/10
Q2 -> isn't only definition of the function optional?
Get score 10/10 😀😀😀😀😀👍 Again thanks 👍
I scored only 4 ....but I had cleared my doubt
I scored 8 out of 10❤
Score 7 because of time i wasn't able to read long statements in time.
C is a correct answer
Question 6. shouldn't the answer be (c) both passed by value and passed by reference? If we pass an int, it is passed by value. whereas, when we pass an array, it is passed by reference. Below is the example. Correct me if I'm wrong.
#include
void printArray(int a[5]);
int main()
{
int arr[5] = {1,2,3,4,5};
printf("Before->%d
",arr[0]);
changeArr(arr);
printf("After->%d",arr[0]);
return 0;
}
void changeArr(int a[5])
{
a[0] = 100;
}
omg, I got 7/10 for second rapid fire quiz-2
I was scored 9 So I am very about that
6 out of 10 and im enjoing too much thnx in august 2022
All are correct
9 out of 10 my7th question was wrong
6/10 sir
I get 9out of 10
i got 6 correct
i scored 0 but enjoy alot ......
Out of 10
Got 6/10..Happy😃😃
thanks sir
I got 5/10 but had a lot of fun.
My score was only 4 but I enjoyed the quiz a lot. Request to explain the questions
my score 4!
5 but it's a learning ❤️
i scored 8!!!
More interesting 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
i score 5/10...but i enjoy
thank you ...
Nice questions...
It was fun sir 😁
B is a correct answer
8/10 same as quiz 1
I scored only 4 but learnt a lots.
my score is 9/10...failed number 6,...learned something at least...
My score is 6 i like this quiz
My score is 6/10. Though I enjoyed it!