int a,b ; a=b=10 ; if(a>b){ printf ("%d",a)}; no error output

int a,b ; a=b=10 ; if(a>b){ printf ("%d",a)};

no error
output is a=10

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int a,b ; a=b=10 ; if(a>b){ printf ("%d",a)}; no error output is a=10..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

no error. but as the 'if' condition fails, the printf part
is not executed. this program gives only the output screen.

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int a,b ; a=b=10 ; if(a>b){ printf ("%d",a)}; no error output is a=10..

Answer / king

plz anybody apt explanation for this

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