Question 1
What characteristic of buffers makes them efficient and accurate?
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they are implemented on the stack |
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the region of memory is contiguous |
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they are written only in C |
Question 2
In addition to the index of the next byte to read in the buffer, what other information about the buffer do we need to update in order to manage use?
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either the index of the last byte or the number of bytes stored in the buffer |
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the data type of the buffer |
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the capacity of the buffer |
Question 3
What standard C function performs formatted input from stdin?
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readf |
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scanf |
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getc |
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Characteristic of buffers makes them efficient and accurate the region of memory is contiguous.
Option 2
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In addition to the index of the next byte to read in the buffer, what other information about the buffer do we need to update in order to manage use
either the index of the last byte or the number of bytes stored in the buffer
Option 1
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scanf standard C function performs formatted input from stdin.
Option 2
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