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What will be contained in Msg if grade entered by user is 'd'?
grade=grade.Text.ToUpperIf grade=="A" Msg ="Excellent"ElseIf grade=="B" Msg="Very Good"ElseIf grade=="C" Msg="Good"ElseIf grade=="D" Msg="Fair"Else Msg="Fail"EndIf
What will be contained in Msg if grade entered by user is 'd'?
If grade=="A" Msg ="Excellent"ElseIf grade=="B" Msg="Very Good"ElseIf grade=="C" Msg="Good"ElseIf grade=="D" Msg="Fair"Else Msg="Fail"EndIf
Which among the following is correct syntax to declare a 2D array using new operator? = new char; b) char (pchar) = new char; c) char (*char) = new char; d) char (*char)= new char;
In the following Visual Basic code, what will be in msg, if str contains "visual basic"?
Dim str as StringDim msg as StringIf str.toUpper="VISUAL BASIC" msg="VB.Net"Else msg="Not Visual Basic"EndIf
In the following Visual Basic code, what will be in msg, if str contains "ik"?
Dim str as StringDim msg as StringIf str.toUpper="IK" msg="Hi"Else msg="Bye"EndIf
Find the output of the following program. void main() { char *msg = "hi"; printf(msg); }
Select the correct differences between char and varchar data types? i. varchar is non unicode and char is unicode character data type ii. char is ‘n’ bytes whereas varchar is actual length in bytes of data entered in terms of storage size iii. varchar is variable in length and char is the fixed length string iv. For varchar, if a string is less than the maximum length then it is stored in verbatim without any extra characters while for char if a string is less than the set length it is padded with extra characters to equalize its length to given length
What will be in Msg after the following code is evaluated?
If 3>6 AndAlso 7>4 then Msg="Hi"Else Msg="Bye"EndIf
What will be in Msg after the following code is evaluated?
If 5*3 OrElse 3^2 Then Msg="Hi"Else Msg="Bye"EndIf
What is the output of this program ? #include
using namespace std;
int n(char, int);
int (*p) (char, int) = n;
int main()
{
(*p)('d', 9);
p(10, 9);
return 0;
}
int n(char c, int i)
{
cout << c << i;
return 0;
}