int a=0,b=2;
if (a=0)
b=0;
else
b=*10;
What is the value of b ?
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Answer Posted / kc
The code will not compile as statement "b=*10" is invalid"
It should be "b*=10".
If i assume "b*=10" then the output will be 20
Reason:
a=0;
b=2;
if(a=0 means 0) so b=0 will not execute
b=b*10=2=10=20;
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