KwickClips C
C: 35 short revision clips
One idea per clip, with the answer written out underneath. Each clip links back to the full C lesson it came from.
Why is C still used?42 sec
Where does a C program start running?41 sec
Which file does compiling make?44 sec
What does gcc do?43 sec
Is roll no a valid name?43 sec
Why do some books say int is 2 bytes?44 sec
What must come before using a variable in C?41 sec
What happens if you assign to a const?40 sec
What does %.1f print for 87.5?46 sec
What is & called?39 sec
Does getchar need a format specifier?41 sec
What does printf("%d", 2.5) print?43 sec
What does % give?43 sec
Are a++ and ++a the same?43 sec
What does 6 & 3 give?42 sec
Why is 20 - 5 - 3 equal to 12?43 sec
What prints for m = 20?44 sec
What prints for 75?40 sec
What does break do in a switch?43 sec
What does goto do?38 sec
Which loops are entry controlled?41 sec
Which loop handles columns?41 sec
What does continue do?39 sec
What is 5! ?42 sec
What are the four parts of a definition?41 sec
Does a prototype have a body?42 sec
Which call changes x and y?43 sec
How many values can return send?37 sec
Where does a local variable live?41 sec
What is lifetime?40 sec
Which storage classes start at zero?44 sec
What is the default storage class?41 sec
What should you write first?42 sec
What does f(5) return?43 sec
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