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x=5; y=(++x)+(x++)+(++x); what will the value of y???
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++x is using a preincrement operator what it does is it increments the value before the statement has been evaluated x++ is using a post increment operator what it does is it increments the operator after the statement has been evaluated the answer would be y= 6+5+6 y=17
/* used ch interpreter www.softintegration.com */ int x = 5; int y = ( ++x ) + ( x++ ) + ( ++x ); printf( "%d\n", y ); 20
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++x=add 1 then write the value x++=write the value then add1 y=(++x)+(x++)+(++x); y=6+6+1+7 hope u got the point......:)
i think it will 21..but how????
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