Computer Science, asked by ezhilarasi98, 5 months ago

If a=10 and b=5, what will get printed after the following statements:
b*=a ;
printf(“%d,%d”, a , a);​

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Answered by vnragul
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Answer:

Explanation:

If a=10 and b=5, what will get printed after the following statements:

b*=a ;

printf(“%d,%d”, a , a);​

Answered by kaushikavs
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Answer:

What language is this? Operator precedence is defined by the language syntax. Thus, since the language is not stated, nor can be really be inferred, you need to make an assumption to answer the question.

Assuming it’s a “c like language”, operator precedence means the print statement is the same as the following:

print (((a * b) / c) - c)

print (((10 * 35)/5) - 5)

print ( (350/5) - 5 )

print ( 70 - 5 )

print ( 65 )

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