Linked lists use dynamic memory allocation and are collection of nodes.Nodes have two parts which are data and link.Types of Linked ListsThe types of linked lists in C programming language are as follows −Single / Singly linked listsDouble / Doubly linked listsCircular single linked listCircular double linked listSingle linked listThe diagram given below depicts the representation of single linked list.ExampleFollowing is the C program to display the numbers in reverse order by using the single linked list − Live Demo#include #include struct node {    int num;    struct node *nextptr; }*stnode; void createNodeList(int n); void reverseDispList(); void displayList(); ... Read More

In order to find the trailing zero in a given factorial, let us consider three examples as explained below −Example 1Input − 4Output − 0Explanation − 4! = 24, no trailing zero.Factorial 4! = 4 x 3 x 2x 1 = 24. No trailing zero i.e. at 0’s place 4 number is there.Example 2Input − 6Output − 1Explanation − 6! = 720, one trailing zero.Factorial 6! = 6 x 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 720, one trailing zero, because at 0’s place 0 number is there.Example 3The input is as follows −n = 4 n ... Read More

ProblemA program to print Excel column title that corresponds to a given column number (integer value). User has to enter the integer number based on given number it has to print excel column number.SolutionThe solution to print Excel column title that corresponds to a given column number in C programming language is explained below −Example 1Let us see an example.1 -> A 2 -> B ... 26 -> Z 27 -> AA 28 -> AB ...Example 2The input is as follows −number = 3 number = 27 number = 151The output is as follows −Excel column title: C Excel column ... Read More

ProblemFind the fraction part from two given integers given by user at run time by using the dynamic memory allocation and represent the numerator and denominator in string format.SolutionThe solution to represent the numerator and denominator in string format is as follows −Example -The input is given below −Numerator1 = 3 Denominator2 = 2 numerator2 = 4 denominator2 = 7The output is as follows −Fractional part1: 1.5 Fractional part2: 0.(571428)ExampleFollowing is the C program to represent the numerator and denominator in string format −#include #include #include #include char* fractionToDecimal(int numerator, int denominator) {    char ... Read More

Depth First Search (DFS) is an algorithm that traverses a graph, visiting all nodes before backtracking. It can also determine whether a path exists between two nodes. DFS begins at the root node and explores as far as possible along each branch before backtracking. DFS searches a graph or tree in a depth-wise manner. Algorithm Given below is an algorithm for the implementation of the Depth First Search (DFS) − Step 1 − Initially stack is empty. ... Read More

strtok_r() function in C language The strtok_r() function is similar to the strtok() function. The only key difference is that the _r, which is called as re-entrant function. A re-entrant function is a function which can be interrupted during its execution. This type of function can be used to resume execution. Because of this fact, re-entrant functions are thread-safe, means they can safely be interrupted by threads without any harm. strtok_r() function has an extra parameter called the context. so that function can resume at the right place. Syntax The syntax for strtok_r() function is as follows: // ... Read More

strtok() function is a part of the header file #include The syntax of strtok() function is as follows −char* strtok(char* string, const char* limiter);Input string string and a delimiter character limiter. strtok() will divide the string into tokens based on the delimited character.We can expect a list of strings from strtok(). But, the function returns a single string because after calling strtok(input, limiter), it will returns the first token.But we have to keep calling the function again and again on a NULL input string, until we get NULL! Generally, we used to keep calling strtok(NULL, delim) until it returns ... Read More

First, let us understand what is operator precedence in C programming language.Operator PrecedenceOperator precedence is used to evaluate the order of operators evaluated in an expression. In C programming, every operator has a priority. When there is more than one operator in the given expression, the operator with higher precedence or priority is evaluated first and the operator with the least priority is evaluated later.Operator AssociativityOperator associativity is used to evaluate the order of operators with equal precedence in an expression. In the C programming language, when an expression contains multiple operators with equal or same precedence, we use associativity ... Read More

When we want to develop a program by using any programming language, we have to follow a sequence of steps. These steps are called phases in program development.The program development life cycle is a set of steps or phases which are used to develop a program in any programming language.Phases of program developmentProgram development life cycle contains 6 phases, which are as follows −Problem Definition.Problem Analysis.Algorithm Development.Coding & Documentation.Testing & Debugging.Maintenance.These six phases are depicted in the diagram given below −Problem DefinitionHere, we define the problem statement and decide the boundaries of the problem.In this phase, we need to understand ... Read More

The int main Function The int main function indicates that the program returns an integer value, typically 0, at the end of its execution. A return value of 0 signifies that the program has been executed successfully. The syntax of int main is as follows − int main(){  ---  ---  return 0; } Example Below is a C program for the int main() function without arguments. It uses recursion to decrement a static variable a from 10 to 0, printing its value after each decrement. The main function calls itself until a reaches 0, then returns 0. #include ... Read More