Students can access the following sites to get information on HOW TO PREPARE for GRE.
http://www.ets.org/
Those who want to know where to BEGIN and how to PROCEED can click on this URL.
http://www.happyschoolsblog.com/roadmap/
Incidentally, this blog gives lot of practical information.
SHOULD YOU HAVE A PASSPORT BEFORE APPLYING FOR GRE ?
The answer is NO...BUT it will be better if you have one.
WHY ?
Because, the name given in GRE and the name in PASSPORT must match.
It appears that many students face problems with BLANK SURNNAME or NAME MISMATCH.
I AM OFF ON A SMALL VACATION TO BENGALURU (Back on 17th).
I WILL TRY TO BLOG SOMETHING INTERESTING IN MY JOURNEY.....
I hope to walk barefoot on grass for long hours under the open sky listening to the chirps of the birds and the rustle of the wind , far from the maddening crowd :)
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I enjoyed this snippet which I found on the net :
"There are 10 kinds of people in the world, one who can understand binary and the other who can not !"
Keep Smiling
http://www.ets.org/
Those who want to know where to BEGIN and how to PROCEED can click on this URL.
http://www.happyschoolsblog.com/roadmap/
Incidentally, this blog gives lot of practical information.
SHOULD YOU HAVE A PASSPORT BEFORE APPLYING FOR GRE ?
The answer is NO...BUT it will be better if you have one.
WHY ?
Because, the name given in GRE and the name in PASSPORT must match.
It appears that many students face problems with BLANK SURNNAME or NAME MISMATCH.
I AM OFF ON A SMALL VACATION TO BENGALURU (Back on 17th).
I WILL TRY TO BLOG SOMETHING INTERESTING IN MY JOURNEY.....
I hope to walk barefoot on grass for long hours under the open sky listening to the chirps of the birds and the rustle of the wind , far from the maddening crowd :)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
I enjoyed this snippet which I found on the net :
"There are 10 kinds of people in the world, one who can understand binary and the other who can not !"
Keep Smiling
Solution to THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 questions,I don't know what is the problem,It is not taking comments in that post.
ReplyDeleteAnswers:
(1)i = i++ + --i is legal statement.
(2)It is not ANSI standard, and confuses people as to whether they are looking a C or C++ code.
(3)Capitalized form is mostly preferred,as it is widely used in library functions.It all depends on the programmers choices.
(4)Microsoft's Hungarian Notation is the method of prefixing variable names with their type.
(5)Output : cdz .
Explanation:
#include"stdio.h"
main( )
{
char a[ ] = "abcde" ;
char * p = a ;
/* p is the character pointer initialized to string a */
p++ ;/* Incrementing p which is address */
p++ ;/* Again incrementing p,now p points to c */
p[2] = 'z' ;/*It is overwriting e by z,as p[2] points to e*/
printf("%s" , p) ;/*output = cdz*/
}