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char c; // valid
char *ptr; // valid
int f; //valid
ptr = &c; // valid
ptr = &f; // invalid
ptr = &'#'; // invalid
ptr = &500; // invalid
ptr = &(f+3); // invalid
can someone helo with this quesiton 1. Identify and explain which of the following expressions are...
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Which of the following statements about the oxyanion hole in serine proteases are true? 1. This preformed loop is properly positioned to stabilize the negatively charged tetrahedral intermediate involved in amide bond hydrolysis 2. The backbone NH bonds of S195 and G193 create H-bonding interactions with the developing negative charge as S195 attacks the scissile carbon bond 3. It represents an enthalpic interaction that helps stabilize the transition state. 4. It represents...
c++ question 1. C++ string Class What does the output look like after executing the following statements? std::string numstr = "12"; numstr += "3"; std::cout << numstr << '\n'; A. None of these. B. The snippet has syntax errors. C. 15 D.123 // 2. Let S be a class that allows integers to be stored in its objects like an array. For example, if obj is an object of S, one can write statements like obj[0] = 100; or int...
Can someone explain the process of this Display a text file program and show the supposed output of the program? I tried it with my text file and all it does is printing out the same line of words for 24 times. Can you also explain what the [COL_WIDTH + 1 ] and the c = input_line [0] ; is doing? Please show me what this program is doing. Thanks. Here below is the actual program. #include #include using namespace...
Can someone explain these three questions for me? Thanks.
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Use the code segment below for problems 6-7 int x = 1; int y - 0 int z 1: if(! (x && y) ) x 0; İf ( ! (x 11 y) ) y+= (x + y) % 2 == 0 ? 1 : 0; printf ("Total #1 : %d\n", x + y + z); printf ("Total #2: %d\n", !x + !y + !2); 6. Which of the...
I have some questions about pointers/pointer arithmetic in C++ 1) Pointers and Pointer Arithmetic a.) What is the difference between statically allocated arrays and dynamically allocated arrays (be brief) b.) Which of the following pointers can be used for a dynamically allocated array? (Circle) char ptr; char * ptr; char ptr *; char ptr[]; char [] ptr; c.) Show now, using that pointer, how to dynamically allocate array of characters of size 10: (don't use malloc) d.) Which of the...
Can someone explain why the answer is E?
1.) For which of the following equilibria does Ka correspond to an acid-ionization constant, Ka? А NH3(aq) H3O (aq) NH4 (aq) H20() В NH4 (aq)OH (aq) NH3(aq) + H2O( С F(aq)H20()= HF(aq)OH(aq) HF(aq) OH(aq) H20()F(aq) NH4 (aq)H20() NH3(aq) H30*(aq)
Can someone explain to me why buff doesn't have the data that i
put inside of the char pointer name "data"
29 int main) 30 putsC"Hello World; int yes 2; int finally -1; char *buff; int ret = 0; char *hh buff malloc(7) printf("buff %p \n", &buff); ret = puff(yes, buff, finally) ; 32 36 37 39 40 41 42 . 43 putsC"" putsC"buff"; for(int i-0; i < 6; i++) printf("%C·buff[i]); putsC"done"); 45 46 47 return 0 input Hello World...
Question 5 (1 point) Using the following declarations, identify the scope that applies to the variables a, b, c and d. c nst b 1 a = true; void f (double b) char c for (int d = 0; d < 2; d++) cout << b << c << endl: 1. global 2. local
can someone explain those questions and answer please?
Identify the following sequences as arithmetic, geometric or neither. a. -1,-5,-9,-13,... b. 2,-4,8,-16,... Write out the first 4 terms of the recursive definition given below. a, = 2,0.. = cos(ra,) Determine the sum of the odd Integers from 1 to 999.
In the following statement: foo = 'C' + 1; Which of the following could be a valid data type for the variable foo? (More than one may be correct) 1) int 2) char 3) none of the above