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the operator for exponencation is
a.**
b.^
c.%
d.not available
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Answer / sathish kumar
Hi All,
Upto my knowledge exponentiation operator is not available
in C. Because ^ operator is used for XOR operation. So we
cannot use that. But its possible by using Bitwise
operator to perform Exponentiation.
Thanks & Regards
Sathish Kumar
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Answer / valli
No expoenetial operator avaialble.
but library function pow() can be used.
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Answer / anuj pratap singh
Ans-d.not Available
Because in C ,there is no operator for exponencation.
we find out exponent in c by pow() funtion.
somebody confusion in ^ operator but this is use for XOR.
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