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What is the value of y in the following code?
x=7;y=0;
if(x=6)
y=7;
else
y=1;
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Answer Posted / gg
Ans: 7
Coz all non-zero statements are treated as true.
code can be written as..
if(TRUE)/*x=6 is a non-zero*/
Y=7;
else
y=1;
Note: To compare,have to use '==' operator.'=' is an
assignment operator.
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