a=10;b= 5;c=3;d=3;
if(a printf(%d %d %d %d a,b,c,d)
else printf("%d %d %d %d a,b,c,d);



a=10;b= 5;c=3;d=3; if(a printf(%d %d %d %d a,b,c,d) else printf("%d %d %d %d a,b,c,d);..

Answer / Binay Kumar

The program will always print '10 5 3 3 10' because the if condition (a >= 5) is not satisfied.

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