int i=0,j; j=++i + ++i ++i; printf(" %d",j);

int i=0,j;

j=++i + ++i ++i;

printf("
%d",j);

Question Posted / nitin garg

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int i=0,j; j=++i + ++i ++i; printf(" %d",j);..

Answer / padma seenivasan

invalid value in increament

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int i=0,j; j=++i + ++i ++i; printf(" %d",j);..

Answer / shankar

1+3+5=9

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