Computer Science, asked by Naresh492003, 8 months ago

19. Initially j is 20 and p is 4, then what will be the value of
p = p* ++j;?​

Answers

Answered by minakshisunil05
14

Answer:

84

Explanation:

4*++20 so It,ll increment first and make it 21 ...21*4 is 84

Answered by HanitaHImesh
2

The value of p = p* ++j is 84.

  • Initially, the value of j is 20, and that of p is 4.
  • The value of p is multiplied by ++j, which is then allotted to the p variable.
  • Here, the ++j represents, that the value of j is first increased by one and then used in the equation.
  • If it mentioned, j++, then it would be that the value of j is used first in the equation and then increased.
  • But here, ++j is used, earlier the value of j was 20, by increasing it with 1 we get 21.
  • We have to multiply 21 by the value of p, to get a new value of p.
  • So, my multiplying 21 and 4, we get 84, which will be assigned to p.

Hence, the value of p = p* ++j is 84.

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