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PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

SET # 1

  1. Determine the range and size of integers through programming.
  2. Internal representation of bit pattern of integers (posetive and negative).
  3. Internal representation of boolean datatypes.
  4. Operators allowed on pointers
  5. Date operations  
  6. Address calculation function of 1-D array
  7. Address calculation function for 2-D array  
  8. Internal ordering of struct data type in C.
  9. Concept of union in C  
  10. Internal representation of floating-point numbers. 

SET # 2
  1. Reference variables vs. pointer variables 
  2. Pass by reference using reference variable and its side effects 
  3. Program which accepts an expression and evaluates it. 
  4. Static Scoping and Dynamic Scoping. 
  5. Some simple programs using recursion. 
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