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[CODE]#include<iostream> using namespace std; void prin();//statement a main() { int x; //statement 1 x=34;//statement 2 return 0; }[/CODE] I wanted to know if the variable x is allocated memory in statement 1 or in statement 2. Its a long time doubt and no one really gives a clear and confident …

Please have a look at the attached picture. I am creating a Windows Form application in C#. I need to display the 'carry' string bit-by-bit with a considerable difference of appearing time. For example: if the carry string is 11011 I need to diplay it like- **1 *11//overwrite the above …

I am having trouble finding the real trouble in my program to insert into a Binary Search tree. [CODE] //BST #include<iostream> using namespace std; class bst { public: int data; bst *lnext,*rnext,*root,*prev; public: bst() { lnext=rnext=root=NULL; } bst* addBST(bst *p) { if(root==NULL)//if tree is empty { root=p; cout<<"\nRoot Inserted!"; return …