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54

KSEAB SSLC JTS Programming in ANSI C subject / code number

KSEAB SSLC board and model question papers

80

Official theory Max. Marks for Programming in ANSI C papers

KSEAB SSLC code 54 board/model papers

17

Total No. of Questions listed on official code 54 papers

KSEAB SSLC code 54 board/model papers

~3h15m

Theory sitting including reading time (e.g., 10:00–1:15)

KSEAB SSLC code 54 paper headers

Mixed paper

MCQs plus short/long answers and write-a-program tasks

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MCQ adaptation

This bank trains theory/tracing only—not a full program-writing substitute

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KSEAB SSLC JTS Programming in ANSI C (code 54) is Karnataka’s Class 10 technical C paper: Max. Marks 80, 17 mixed questions, ~3h15m. Free 2026 MCQ bank here is an English study adaptation with code-trace items—not a full write-a-program substitute.

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1Who developed the C programming language?
A.Dennis Ritchie
B.Charles Babbage
C.Bjarne Stroustrup
D.James Gosling
Explanation: Dennis Ritchie developed C at Bell Laboratories in the early 1970s. It grew from the earlier B language and became the foundation of modern systems programming.
2C was developed primarily at which organization?
A.Microsoft Research
B.IBM Watson
C.Bell Laboratories
D.CERN
Explanation: C was created at AT&T Bell Laboratories (Bell Labs). This origin is a standard fact in school-level ANSI C introductions.
3Which header file is required to use printf() and scanf() in a standard ANSI C program?
A.string.h
B.math.h
C.stdio.h
D.conio.h
Explanation: stdio.h declares standard input/output functions such as printf and scanf. Including it (or ensuring a correct prototype is visible) is the normal way to use these library functions.
4What is the typical high-level structure of a simple C program?
A.Preprocessor directives, global declarations (optional), main(), other functions (optional)
B.Only a class with a constructor
C.SQL queries only
D.HTML tags followed by scripts
Explanation: A classic simple C program begins with preprocessor directives (e.g., #include), may declare globals, defines main() as the entry point, and may define additional functions.
5What is required in every complete executable C program?
A.A GUI window
B.At least one function, conventionally named main
C.An infinite loop
D.A database connection
Explanation: A hosted C program needs an entry point. In standard practice this is the main function; execution starts there.
6Which symbol terminates a statement in C?
A.. (period)
B.; (semicolon)
C.: (colon)
D.# (hash)
Explanation: In C, most statements end with a semicolon. Forgetting it is a common syntax error.
7What does a preprocessor directive like #include <stdio.h> do?
A.Links only assembly language
B.Deletes the header file
C.Runs the program immediately
D.Instructs the preprocessor to include a header file's contents before compilation
Explanation: The C preprocessor processes #include before compilation, inserting declarations from the named header so the compiler knows about library functions and macros.
8Which of the following is a valid reason C remains widely taught in technical schools?
A.It is the only language allowed on the internet
B.It automatically writes all code for you
C.It is a compact, portable systems language that builds strong fundamentals
D.It cannot use variables
Explanation: C is taught for its clarity about memory, control flow, and portable low-level programming—foundations for later languages and systems work.
9In ANSI C, which function is the usual program entry point?
A.begin
B.main
C.start
D.execute
Explanation: Standard C programs enter at main. From main, other functions may be called as needed.
10What is a C token?
A.The smallest individual unit of a C program recognized by the compiler
B.Only a comment line
C.A hardware peripheral
D.A complete executable file
Explanation: Tokens are the smallest meaningful pieces of source code: keywords, identifiers, constants, string literals, operators, and separators.

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