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软通动力c笔试题（ISoftStone C pen test） ISoftStone C pen questions, quickly collection ah 1, local variables and global variables can be the same? Answer: Yes, the local will shield the whole situation. To use global variables, you need to use them:: Local variables can have the same name as global variables. When you refer to this variable within a function, you use the same local variable, instead of global variables. For some compilers, a local variable in the same function can be defined with the same name, such as local variables in the two cycle in a definition of the same name, and the scope of the local variables in the loop body. 2. How do you refer to a global variable that has been defined? Answer: extern Can use the reference of header files, can also use the extern keyword, if the referenced header file to refer to a statement in the header of the global variable, the variable will assume you wrong, so during compilation errors, if you quote extern when you made the same assumption the error, so no errors at compile time, and during the connection error. 3. Can global variables be defined in header files that can be contained in multiple.C files? Why? Answer: you can declare the same name global variable in static form in different C files. You can declare the global variable of the same name in different C files on the premise that only one of the C files has an initial value for this variable, and the connection will not go wrong 4, statement for ((1)) whats the problem? What does it mean? Answer: the same as while (1). 5, do...... While and while...... Whats the difference between do? Answer: the first cycle is judged again and again, then the latter is recycled 6. Write out the output of the following code #include (main) { Int a, B, C, d; A=10; B=a++; C=++a; D=10*a++; Printf (B, C, d:%d,%d,%d, B, C, D); Return 0; } Answer: 10, 12120 7. What is the difference between static global variables and common global variables? What is the difference between the sta