Math, asked by geekyboy134, 1 year ago

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Wnat will be the output of the following C code ?
int x=-5, y = 10;
if(x>y)
if (x <0)x=x-1;
else x=2x;
else x + = 3*x;
(A) -20
(B) -10
(C) -15
(D) -5
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Answered by itzyaro7

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• May be -15 is the answer of your question.

geekyboy134: it's -20 but how to solve this ?

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Answered by InnerWorkings

Answer:

-20

Step-by-step explanation:

Since x is not greater than y it will not go to the first bigger if loop.

It will go to the last else state which says

x = x+ 3x

ie x = -5+3×-5

= -20

Hope this helps you

geekyboy134: can you please tell me how did that x+ = 3*x became x= x+3x ?

InnerWorkings: In C, for example, if you want to say x becomes x+1, you write x+ = 1

InnerWorkings: It is same as writing x=x+1

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