Question

The order in which actual arguments are evaluated in function call
is from the left
is from the right
is compiler dependent
None of above

Answer 1

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Option C is the answer

Answer 2

Answer:

Is compiler dependent

The order in which actual arguments are evaluated in function call is compiler dependent.

Explanation:

Actual arguments are evaluated in function call is compiler dependent. In C, it depends on the compiler. Relying on the sequence of side effect evaluation is never safe. For instance, the following function call may very well operate differently depending on the compiler. The value provided to a function when it is called is implied by the function's parameter.

• A function argument enables you to provide additional information. The function might then use the data as a variable while it is running. Behavior as determined by implementation.
• Although the behavior may differ from one compiler to the next, each compiler must offer a consistent behavior and must document this behavior.