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1. What is the significance of the main() function in C? Can we write a program without it?
2. How does the C programming language manage memory, and what are the risks of manual memory management?
3. Describe the difference between int, float, and double data types in C. When would you use each?
4. What are the different ways to declare and initialize variables in C?
5. How do you perform arithmetic operations in C? Provide examples.
6. What are pointers in C, and how are they used? Provide an example.
7. Explain pointer arithmetic with examples.
8. What is a recursive function in C, and how does it differ from an iterative solution? Provide an example.
9. How are function pointers used in C? Provide a scenario where they might be useful.
10. What is the role of the preprocessor in C? Provide examples of common preprocessor directives.
11. Explain the difference between stack and heap memory in C. When should each be used?
12. What are structures in C, and how do they differ from arrays? Provide an example.
13. How does C handle typecasting? What are the risks of using it?
14. What is a union in C, and how does it differ from a structure? Provide an example.
15. Explain the concept of volatile keyword in C. When and why would you use it?
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