x=2,y=6,z=6
x=y==z;
printf(%d",x)
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Answer / purnananda behera, mca 3rd sem
answer is: x=6
because x=y=z
y=z, y hold the value of z. //here y = 6
x=y, x hold the value of y. //here x = 6
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Answer / jignesh patel
IN THIS QUSTION X=Y==Z IS NOT TRU BEACUSE NOT SECIFY MY
THINK ARE EXPLAIN BELOW
X=2 ,Y=6 ,Z=6
IF(Y==Z)
X=2
PRINTF(" %d ",X);
ELSE
PRINTF("FALSE CONDITION");
OUR QUSTION IS MANY MISTAKE
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