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typedef vs #define in C

typedef vs #define in c, you should know

In my previous post, I have written on typedef and its application. I have found that there is a lot of students and fresher that think typedef and #define both are the same things. In this article, I will describe the differences between the typedef and #define in C (typedef vs #define in C). typedef […]

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count number of words

Program to Count Number of Words in a Given String and File

We can easily count number of words in a given string or file to search the space between the words. In this article, I will write a program to count number of words in a given string and file. Steps to count number of words 1. Pass the string as input. 2. Using while loop

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Windows Registry

Reading And Writing Windows Registry Using WinAPI

If you are the windows application or driver developer, then might be you need to access the windows registry. In this article, I will describe the way to how to create and access the key in windows registry. Here, I am assuming you are familiar with windows internals and API. If you are not familiar

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dangling pointer and memory leak

Difference between dangling pointer and memory leak

There are a lot of people who asked me the difference between the dangling pointer and memory leak. I have found that some people understand both are the same things. In this article, I will not only discuss the basic difference between a dangling pointer and a memory leak but also discuss some important points

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pointer inside a structure

How to access pointer inside structure in C

It is not a big deal to access pointer inside a structure in c but still, there are a lot of people who make mistakes. In this article, I will write a method to describe the way to how to access a pointer from a structure. Here I am assuming you have already knowledge of

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popular blog posts

A Look At the Top 5 C language Blog Posts on aticleworld

I am very glad to share here my top 5 blog posts that performing very well. Before I jump into the Top 5 blog Posts on aticleworld though, I wanted to start with a some of the popular aticleworld pages. These pages are actually viewed more often than blog posts. The Top 2 Most Popular

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Function Pointer in C – Complete Guide with Examples

A function pointer in C is one of the most powerful and often misunderstood features of the language. Unlike a normal pointer (int *, char*, …etc.) that stores the address of a variable, a function pointer stores the address of a function. In C function pointers are not just an advanced topic but they represent

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How to access two dimensional array using pointers in C

How to access two dimensional array using pointers in C

I have written a lot of articles on array and pointer if you want you can see this link, C Tutorial. Nowadays many students ask me a question that how to access a multidimensional array with a pointer in C or access two dimensional array using pointers in C I have replied many students but

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Interview questions on bitwise operators in c

Interview questions on bitwise operators in C

You are looking for Bitwise Operators in C interview questions or tricky Bitwise Operators in C interview questions, then you are at the right place. In my previous post, I have created a collection of “c interview questions”  and “embedded c interview questions that are liked by many people. I have got the response to

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structure in c

structure in C: you should know in depth

The C language supports the user-defined data type like union, enum, and structure in C.  Using the struct keyword we can create the structure in C (User-defined data type). In this article, I will not only discuss the structure but also discuss the new feature that is introduced by the C99 and C11. What is

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