void main()
{
int i=5;
printf("%d",i++ + ++i);
}
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Answer Posted / buvaneswari
as already told,the precedence wil be from right to left..
so i++ the value wil be still 5 and incremented value wil be stored in memory..
and next ++i now the value of i=5 not considering the memory value...so ++i =6...now the new value of i is 6.this wil be replaced the value 5 in the memory
u can see the expression as i+i in default or consider to be
i=i++ and i=++i....so i+i(ie)6+6=12....
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