it's very simple that value of b=13 because the actual value of a=5

what is the value of b
if a=5;
b=++a + ++a

Question Posted / pawan patil

Answer Posted / pawan patil

it's very simple that value of b=13
because the actual value of a=5 then
b=++a + ++a
b=(6) + (++6)= 12
b= (6) + (7)=13
then b=13

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