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We don't answer homework questions here.
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some times simple things only plays nuts with u<br />
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don't answer on behalf others... <br />
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mind to answer for urself alone...<br />
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ok thanx
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some times simple things only plays nuts with u

don't answer on behalf others...

mind to answer for urself alone...

ok thanx

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These r not built in functions in C. These functions are supported by the headers files. For example scanf and printf r also not built functions in C, because they r not part of the core c language, they r supported by the standard header files
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These r not built in functions in C. These functions are supported by the headers files. For example scanf and printf r also not built functions in C, because they r not part of the core c language, they r supported by the standard header files

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sizeof(int)<br />
all the operatores +, - , &lt;, ^, *, &lt;&lt;&nbsp;...<br />
all the commands<br />
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everything has a function behind it.<br />
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Yair<br />
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sizeof(int)
all the operatores +, - , <, ^, *, << ...
all the commands

everything has a function behind it.

Yair



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There exists no build in function in C. Even sizeof is evaluated at compile time not at run time.
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There exists no build in function in C. Even sizeof is evaluated at compile time not at run time.

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No u r wrong...there r some functions which r evaluated at the runtime...
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No u r wrong...there r some functions which r evaluated at the runtime...

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whether or not a switch statement block uses a hashing algorithem to produce a runtime jump is implementation dependent
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whether or not a switch statement block uses a hashing algorithem to produce a runtime jump is implementation dependent

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10 points isn't worth &gt;1 line of comments :)
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10 points isn't worth >1 line of comments :)

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You are accepting a wrong answer. Very strange!!
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You are accepting a wrong answer. Very strange!!

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Use big enough words, and you can convince anyone... :)<br />
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Use big enough words, and you can convince anyone... :)

:P


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But this is not good style!!
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I agree, but as I posted a comment, I hardly expected it to be accepted. My *answers* never usually get accepted!
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I agree, but as I posted a comment, I hardly expected it to be accepted. My *answers* never usually get accepted!

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Could it be possible that your answers are usually wrong?<br />

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Could it be possible that your answers are usually wrong?


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Ok, was just a guess. ;-&gt;<br />
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But right most of the time :)
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I've just looked, you'r only 81 questions away from your 1000th ! How long do you reckon it'll take? You'll have to visit the Lounge and celebrate...
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I've just looked, you'r only 81 questions away from your 1000th ! How long do you reckon it'll take? You'll have to visit the Lounge and celebrate...

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Actually the answer is malloc is an example of built in function...switch is not a function....since there was very few response , i made my mind to accept his answer<br />

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Actually the answer is malloc is an example of built in function...switch is not a function....since there was very few response , i made my mind to accept his answer


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What makes &lt;stdlib.h&gt; functions more &quot;built in&quot; than &lt;math.h&gt; or &lt;stdio.h&gt; functions?
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What makes <stdlib.h> functions more "built in" than <math.h> or <stdio.h> functions?

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How could say that malloc is a build in &nbsp;function?<br />

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How could say that malloc is a build in  function?


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&lt;Looks around, grabs the points and makes a run for it. Tail last seen heading for the horizon.&gt; <br />
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:)
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<Looks around, grabs the points and makes a run for it. Tail last seen heading for the horizon.>

:)

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Give an example of built in functions in C and prove it.
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Give an example of built in functions in C and prove it.

built in functions

C is a general-purpose, imperative computer programming language, supporting structured programming, lexical variable scope and recursion, while a static type system prevents many unintended operations. By design, C provides constructs that map efficiently to typical machine instructions, so it has found lasting use in applications that had formerly been coded in assembly language, including operating systems as well as various application software for computers ranging from supercomputers to embedded systems. It is distinct from C++ (which has its roots in C) and C#, and many later languages have borrowed directly or indirectly from C.