Answer Posted / niranjan

main()
{
int a=5,b=2,c=3; /*Assuming a Use Case */
int d; /* d is required a temporary variable */
if(!(a/b)&& !(a/c))
{
d = a; /* Which means a is small */
}
else if ( !(b/a)&&!(b/c))
{
d = b; /* Which means b is small */
}
else
{
d = c;
}

printf("%d",d);
}

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