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how does the for loop work actually..suppose for the
following program how it ll work plz explain to me
for(i=5;i>=0;i--)
prinf(i--);
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Answer / ratan
All above answers are wrong.
Correct answer is
5
3
1.
This is because the value "i" is decremented twice (once in
the loop and second time in the printf() function).
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Answer / manju
The output for the given for loop is
5 3 1.
why because...
first the value of (i=5)>=0,so 5 is printed.After that i
value is decremented because of i-- in the printf() and
again i value is decremented as specified in for loop.
Now the value of i=3.
Again the loop will be continued untill the value of i
becomes 0.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 15 Yes | 1 No |
The correct answer is
5
3
1
because
in for loop "i--" statement is there and again in printf
statement "i--" is there.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / rima
It will give compilatiin error "warning: passing argument 1
of âprintfâ makes pointer from integer without a cast",
because the syntax of printf is not right.
And it would have been printf("%d",i--);
Then correct answer is 531.
This is the correct answer rest all are wrong.[:)]
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Answer / vishnu
ur printf syntax is wrong so..u'll will get syntax error
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 1 No |
syntax error.... in prinf...but it should be corrected then
the result will be
5
3
1
Note ...
in first run I=5; printf(i--) print I which is 5 and store 4
in i.
in second run i-- means 4-1=3 then printf(i--) print 3 and
store 2 in i.
in third run... i-- measn 2-1=1 then printf(i--) print 1 and
store 0 in i.
then decreament statement i-- store 1=-1 and when compare
-1>=0 become false and goto next statement after that loop.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / binz
Answer is
5
3
1
But you should change your printf statement to printf("%d",
i--);
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Answer / mahender
printf prints value by using format spicefiers
bt in this printf(i--);
means
error
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
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