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In 2005, the national computer grade examination level II C language real questions 3

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(45) has the following procedures

point (char *p)

{

p+=3;

}

main()

{char b[4]={'a','b','c','d'}, *p=b

point(p); printf("%cn",*p);

}

the output result after the program is run is a

a) a

b) b

c) c

d) d

(46) if the following description and definition statement

char fun (char *) is provided in the program

main()

{

char *s="one",a[5]={0},(*f1)()=fun,ch;

...

}

the correct call statement to function fun in the following options is a

a) (*f1) (a)

B）*f1(*s);

c) fun (

d) ch=*f1 (s)

(47) has the following structure description and variable definition. As shown in the figure, the pointer PQR points to three consecutive nodes in this linked list

struct node

{

int data;

struct node *next;

} *p,*q,*r;

now you want to delete the node indicated by Q from the linked list while maintaining the continuity of the linked list. The following statements that cannot complete the specified operation are d

a) p- next=q- next

B）p- next=p- next- next;

C）p- next=r;

D）p=q- next;

(48) in the following definitions of structure type variable TD, 2. The functional characteristics of anchorage fatigue testing machine are wrong: c

a) typedef struct aa

{

int n;

float m;

}aa

AA td;

B）struct aa

{

int n;

float m;

} td;

struct aa td;

C）struct

{

int n;

float m;

}aa;

struct aa td;

D）struct

{

int n;

float m;

}td;

(49) d

a) feof (FP)

b) fTell (FP)

c) fgetc (FP)

d) rewind (FP)

(50) has the same function as the function fseek (FP, 0l, seeku set)

a "stdio.h"

void writestr (char *fn char, char *str)

{

file *fp;