Memory Map Questions and Answers
A memory map in C language represents how memory is allocated and organized for variables, functions, and data segments during program execution. It includes the text (code), data, heap, and stack segments. Understanding the C memory map is vital for programmers tackling programming questions and answers in competitive coding tests or technical interviews by companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. These questions assess your grasp of runtime memory allocation, pointers, and scope of variables. This section includes detailed C language questions with answers on memory maps, helping learners debug programs efficiently and develop optimized code.
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61. The processor registers are also known as
- Data registers
- Code registers
- Stack registers
- Architectural registers
62. The secret signature of Borland International (in Turbo C 3.0)is kept in
- Data area
- Code area
- Text area
- None of these
63. The data lines of 8085 processor are multiplexed with
- Hiher order address lines
- Lower order address lines
- Status lines
- None of these
64. C was primarily developed as a
- System programming language
- General purpose language
- Data processing language
- None of these
65. The output of the linker LinK command) is stored in a file with the extension
- .list
- .obj
- .exe
- .1nk
66. In a Intel family processor if the data is 0X0ff then how they can store in memory of addresses 3001 & 3002?
- 255
- 0 255
- 15 15
- None of these
68. Kernel is
- Considered as the critical part of the operating system.
- the software which monitors the operating system
- The set of primitive functions upon which the rest of OS functions are built up
- None of the above.
69. The main function of shared memory is to
- use priamary memory efficiently
- Do inter process communication.
- Do inta process communication.
- None of these
70. the entire residence memory o the DOS operating system is equally divided into 16 units and each unit is called
- Segment
- Offset
- Page
- Frame