Code-A-Vita

• The variable a is not initialized correctly.

• The variable b is not declared correctly.

• The variable c is not initialized correctly.

• The variable d is not declared correctly.

• The condition in the for loop is incorrect.

• The semicolon ; at the end of the for loop line makes the loop body empty

• The printf statement is outside the loop, so it will only print number 6.

• The variable i is not initialized properly.

• Syntax error in the printf statement

• Division by zero error

• Incorrect variable type declaration

• No error in the code

• The loop condition is incorrect, causing an off-by-one error.

• There is no error; the program will always print "Sum is exactly 1.0".

• The comparison sum == 1.0 is incorrect due to the nature of floating-point arithmetic.

• The variable sum should be of type double for the summation to be accurate.

• Change the function declaration to int sqr(int n);

• Change the function call in main to result = square(number);

• Change the function definition to int sqr(int n) { return n * n; }

• Change the printf statement to printf("The square of %d is %d.\n", number, square);

• The MAX macro is incorrectly defined.

• The MAX macro does not need parentheses.

• The printf statement is incorrect.

• There is no error in the code.

• The pointer p is not initialized correctly.

• The statement *p = a + 5; is incorrect and will not compile.

• There is no error in the code; it will print "The value of a is: 15".

• The printf statement uses the wrong format specifier.

• The swap function incorrectly uses pointer dereferencing, leading to undefined behavior.

• The swap function should not use pointers to swap the values of a and b.

• The temp pointer is correctly initialized and used to swap the values.

• There is no error; the program will execute correctly and swap the values of a and b.

• The array initialization syntax is incorrect

• The condition in the for loop should be i < 5 instead of i <= 5.

• The printf statement is missing a newline character at the end.

• The program has no errors.

• Increase the size of str1 to char str1[20].

• Use strcpy(str1, str2) instead of strcat(str1, str2).

• Replace strcat(str1, str2); with printf("%s%s", str1, str2);

• No change needed; the code is correct.