int i;
i=2;
i++;
if(i=4)
{
printf(i=4);
}
else
{
printf(i=3);
}
output of the program ?
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Answer Posted / sukant
The syntax for the if statement is also not correct..
The conditional assignment includes two == rather than a single =...
so,, the if statement wont consider that as a conditional statement and come out of it..
And, it will give an error in the printf(i=3); as the syntax is not apt.
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