if x=1,then x==x evaluates to 1; again,1==x evaluates to 1 only if x=1, i

when will be evaluated as true/
if(x==x==x)
a) x=1;
b) x=0;
c) x=-1;
d) none

Question Posted / vikram

Answer Posted / vikram

if x=1,then x==x evaluates to 1;
again,1==x evaluates to 1 only if x=1,
if(1) means condition becomes true and the if block will be
executed,
thnx

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