muktigeek

You can use enum datatype for this.... my idea is that when you are using a enum variable then u associate a integer to ur string.... if u can do this then u can use....[CODE]#include<stdlib.h> int random (int n);[/CODE] After using this You can select a random string.... Hope You …

[CODE]void main() { char a=250; int expr=a+!a+~a+ ++a; printf("%d",a); getch(); }[/CODE] what is output and plz explain it..:):)

Declare mainmenu() function with header file..:):):)[CODE]#include * void mainmenu(void);[/CODE] It starts working....sure..:):):)

Because you are provide a instruction like this that it multiplies each other or adding each other.....if u are not providing a statement like [CODE]c *= b;[/CODE]or [CODE]c += b;[/CODE] then it does not perform that work....:):):) We know that Computer does not have any sense.. so the instruction which …