1. printf("%d", 10*5/10); what is this result?
2. printf("%d", 10+5-5); what is this result?
3. a=d++ +(b=a); a=4,b=4,d=4 a=?
4. c=a+ a++ - b--; a=4,b=4 c=?
5. c=a+ ++a - b--; a=4,b=5 c=?
6. if(a==0 && b==0) printf("1);
else
if(a==0 && b==0) printf("2");
else printf("3");
(if a=1 and b=0) what is the result?
(if a=0 and b=0) what is the result?
(if a=0 and b=1) what is the result?
please help me thanks regards...
1. printf("%d", 10*5/10); what is this result?
2. printf("%d", 10+5-5); what is this result?
3. a=d++ +(b=a); a=4,b=4,d=4 a=?
4. c=a+ a++ - b--; a=4,b=4 c=?
5. c=a+ ++a - b--; a=4,b=5 c=?
6. if(a==0 && b==0) printf("1);
else
if(a==0 && b==0) printf("2");
else printf("3");(if a=1 and b=0) what is the result?
(if a=0 and b=0) what is the result?
(if a=0 and b=1) what is the result?please help me thanks regards...
Looks like a homework dump. Have you tried it? At least cut and paste numbers 1 and 2 into a program and run it and see for yourself. You'll find out exactly what the result is.
ya u can see all by just putting them in to your simple program and check the result...................
no i dont wanna do spam.i ask my question there toobecause i dont know how to use a complier.please help me...
no i dont wanna do spam.i ask my question there toobecause i dont know how to use a complier.please help me...
Cross-posting is considered bad etiquette since it wastes people's time. You have someone answering a question that's already been answered on another forum because they didn't know about it.
You need to learn to use a compiler, period. You cannot program without experimentation. You cannot experiment without actually compiling and running programs. There are lots of good compilers and IDEs out there, including:
Code Blocks
Dev C++
Microsoft Visual Studio Express
The above are all free. Install one, type in your program, compile and run it.
no i dont wanna do spam.i ask my question there toobecause i dont know how to use a complier.please help me...
gcc a.c .
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