Blogs, even academic and professional, are not usually considered reliable sources. Most importantly, that's because they don't undergo the peer review process, which ensures the quality of the published papers (that they don't publish lies, in simple words).
So usually, you would prefer a published paper.
When then would you use a blog?
One such instance is when you want to find out about a quickly changing field , for example the newest standards in software development. So software engineering is one such field.
Another field is internet protection and security, as the viruses and the ways to defend against them also develop faster than can be published in a paper
Answer:
void main(){
int *ip1,*ip2,*ip3;
printf("Enter values for ip1 and ip2\n");
scanf("%d\n",ip1);
scanf("%d\n",ip2);
*ip3=*ip1+*ip2;
}
Explanation:
*ip3=*ip1+*ip2;
this statement is used to add the values of two pointer variables and storing it in third pointer variable.
*ip1 --->ip1 gives address location of the variable and *ip1 gives the value stored at that address location
The answer is A, "It allows you to join a group as a member or to create your own group."
