CS101
532
CS201
225
CS301
232
CS302
174
CS304
192
CS401
224
CS402
258
CS403
228
CS408
113
CS411
121
CS502
249
CS504
268
CS601
679
CS604
381
CS605
261
CS607
184
CS609
230
CS610
300
CS614
100
CS703
65
| Code | Question | Option A | Option B | Option C | Option D | Answer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CS411 | The System Uses The Virtual Address Space From To | 0X00000000 0X00000000 | 0X80000000 0Xffffffff | 0X7Fffffff 0Xffffffff | 0X00000000 0X7Fffffff | B | |
| CS411 | The Total Amount Of Storage Available To All Executing Processes Is The Sum Of The Physical Memory And The Free Space On Disk Available To The Paging File | True | False | Na | Na | A | |
| CS411 | The Translates The Virtual Address To Physical Address | Operating System | Process | Processor | Virtual System | A | |
| CS411 | The Virtual Address Space Is Divided Into Partitions | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | B | |
| CS411 | The Virtual Address Space Of Each Process Is Much Then Physical Memory | Lower | Smaller | Little | Larger | D | |
| CS411 | The Virtual Address Space Of Size Gb Is Used By Process And Gb Is Used By The System | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | B | |
| CS411 | The Virtual Address Used By A Process Represents The Actual Physical Location Of An Ob Ject In Memory | True | False | Na | Na | B | |
| CS411 | To Create Semaphore Objects Which Function Use By Thread? | Createsemaphore() | Createsemaobject() | Createobject() | Create() | A | |
| CS411 | To Maximize The Flexibility Of The Process’S Memory Management System Can Moves Pages Of Physical Memory To And From A Paging File On The Disk | True | False | Na | Na | A | |
| CS411 | To Maximize The Flexibility Of The Processs Memory Management System Can Moves Pages Of Physical Memory To And From A Paging File On The Disk | True | False | Na | Na | A | |
| CS411 | Two Types Of Subclassing Are__________ | Automated Subclassing And Manual Subclassing | Static Subclassing And Dynamic Subclassing | Local Subclassing And Global Subclassing | Instance Subclassing And Global Subclassing | D | |
| CS411 | Union Person { Char Name[30]; //30 Bytes Int Age; Float Height; }; How Many Bytes Will Skip After Executing Ptr = Ptr +1. Union Person Abc *Ptr; Ptr = &Abc; Ptr = Ptr +1; | 30 Bytes Will Skip After Executing Ptr = Ptr +1 | 31 Bytes Will Skip After Executing Ptr = Ptr +1 | 32 Bytes Will Skip After Executing Ptr = Ptr +1 | 38 Bytes Will Skip After Executing Ptr = Ptr +1 | D | |
| CS411 | We Can Display Symbolic Constants Instead Of Numeric Values Using: | Structures | Enumeration | Unions | Typedef | B | |
| CS411 | We Can Undefine Already Defined Preprocessor Directive Using | #Undef | #Unifdef | #Unenddef | None Of Given | A | |
| CS411 | We Want To Declare A Variable In A Function Such That Whenever The Function Is Called The Variable Is Not Reinitialized. The Storage Class Of The Variable Must Be | Static | Auto | Extern | All Of The Given Options | C | |
| CS411 | We Want To Declare A Variable In A Function Such That Whenever The Function Is Called The Variable Is Not Reinitialized. The Storage Class Of The Variable Must Be | Auto | Static | Extern | All Of The Given Options | A | |
| CS411 | What Does Hmenu Mean? | Handle To Window | Handle To The Menu | Handle To Child Window | Handle To Highest Menu | B | |
| CS411 | What Is A Function Pointer? | A Pointer That Passes As An Argument To The Function | A Pointer That Is Declared Inside The Function | A Pointer That Points To The Starting Address Of The Function | A Pointer That Takes Return Value Of Some Other Function | C | |
| CS411 | What Is A Function Pointer? | A Pointer That Passes As An Argument To The Function | A Pointer That Is Declared Inside The Function Some Returning Pointer | A Pointer That Takes Return Value Of Some Other Function | A Pointer That Points To The Starting Address Of The Function | C | |
| CS411 | What Kind Of Messages Can Be Display Using Messagebox Function? | Long Messages | Short Messages | Null Massages | None Of Given | B |