Q. Which of the following identifiers is invalid in Pascal?

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Q. Computers 'Basic input output system' is generally stored in RAM chips.

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Q. In 8085

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Q. If x = 0.1396 radians, the values of 1 - cos x and 2 sin² (x / 2) using floating point arithmetic with a 4 digit mantissa are respectively

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Q. Assertion (A): In C arithmetic operations are pemiissible on ints, floats and chars.

Reason (R): In C every arithmetic operator must be written explicitly.

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Q. Which of the following is a valid expression in FORTRAN 77?

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Q. In setting up 'for' loops in Pascal, the initial and final values of index may be

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Q. In a 3 byte instruction of 8085, the first, second and third byte respectively indicate

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Q. In 8085 stack pointer is

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Q. Consider the following rules in Fortran

1. A signed or unsigned real variable name or a real constant is a real expression.
2. Two real expressions connected by an arithmetic operator is a real expression.
3. A real variable or constant exponential by an integer constant or integer variable is not valid.

Which of the above are correct?

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Q. Machine cycle is always the same as instruction cycle.

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Q. Which of the following is true?

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Q. Which addressing mode is suitable only for these instructions in which there is only one operand?

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Q. Assertion (A): Microprocesspr 8085 has six 8 bit registers B, C, D, E, H L.

Reason (R): B - C, D - E, H - L may be combined to form register pairs to hold 16 bits data.

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Q. In 8085 microprocessor with memory mapped I/O which of the following is true?

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Q. Which of the following 8 bit microprocessors has maximum addressing modes?

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Q. Java variables are called

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Q. Consider the real expression in Pascal language

((X * Z) + Y/(M * P + K) + X)/Y + Y)

What would be evaluated first

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Q. 8 bit data can have 256 numbers ranging from 00000000 to 111 111 11.

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Q. If N = 196, the result of the following program will be

INTEGER N, DIGIT 1, DIGIT 2, DIGIT 3,
SUM
READ*, N
DIGIT 1 = N - (N / 10)* 10 N = N / 10
DIGIT 2 = N - (N / 10)* 10 N = N / 10
DIGIT 3 = N - (N / 10)* 10
SUM = DIGIT 1 + DIGIT 2 + DIGIT 3

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