Question

Int t; int s; s=2; t=(4*s++)/2; t?, s?

Answer 1

t=4 and s=3:

Explanation:

• The above code is in c language, which has one error, that is in "Int" which holds the capital 'I'. So the user needs to make this as small 'I', then the code will runs only.
• If the value of s=2, then t="(4*2)/2", because s++ is a post-increment which increases the value of s after processed the t value.
• The expression "t="(4*2)/2" assign the value 4 for t. Hence the value of at variable is 4.
• Then the s value will be 3 because s++ will increase the value of s.

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