In a sense, an undefined result means that the compiler is free to set any result.i dont get wat u mean by an undefined result....wat i am gettin to is that y does my compiler calculate the division in a different way when i directly output it in the printf() func
So i++/i++ could be 0, 1, or -1 etc regardless of the value of i.
Have you visited the website that Salem linked to?so the compiler goes frm right to left doesnt it??
then y go frm left to right in the printf ()??
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
i did visit the site....but i dont tink that there is anything relating to this aspect.....correct me if m wrong...i cud have overlooked something....i understood wat u say bout the undefined thing....
the answer i get to the i=i++/i++ thing is 3....and i tried it on atleast 3 compilers and got the same result.....also,the left and right ting seems to have gotten me confused...please help
