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how does the C compiler interpret the following two statements
p=p+x;
q=q+y;
a.p=p+x;
q=q+y
b.p=p+xq=q+y
c.p=p+xq;
q=q+y
d.p=p+x/q=q+y
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Answer / bibaswan.guha
Venkat can you please explain why the behaviour is going to
be like this (what you have mentioned) ?
Because the ";" should be signifying the termination for
the first line.
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Answer / santhosh
all answers are wrong because
suppose for example can u give like i=i+1;
it it interprets as i+=1
so here it interprets as p+=x;
q+=;
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