Hi All,
When I execute the below code Im getting the value of a as 5 and y as 10. can anyone please explain why the value of y is printed as 10.
Code:void main() { int a=3,y; y= ++a + ++a; printf("a %d y %d",a,y); } o/p: a 5 y 10
Hi All,
When I execute the below code Im getting the value of a as 5 and y as 10. can anyone please explain why the value of y is printed as 10.
Code:void main() { int a=3,y; y= ++a + ++a; printf("a %d y %d",a,y); } o/p: a 5 y 10
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