You should ask the person who gave you that expression what it means.if the given expression is itself in that form and asked to program on it then how to convert it
You should ask the person who gave you that expression what it means.if the given expression is itself in that form and asked to program on it then how to convert it
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he himself is blank so posted in da forum
In that case the expression has no meaning, or has an arbitrary meaning (i.e., any meaning that you, or the compiler, assign to it).he himself is blank so posted in da forum
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actually i m working on linux
That makes no difference concerning the undefined behaviour.
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yO i know tht....!!
Solution
hey first evaluate pre increment or pre decrement in any expression then solve the expression without bothering post increment or post decrement
here for b = 4
a = b++ +(--b) + (b--)+b;
a= b++ +3 +(b--)+b;
a= 3+3+3+3;
a=12;
Read the thread, friend. Your advice is useless due to undefined behaviour.
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