Computer Science, asked by ashwaryamadvakpejl3n, 1 year ago

x=99,y=100;
y=(x*y)/(x=y);
print x and y

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Answered by prashilpa
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If we restrict the code only to these values, the final out put will be

"100 and 99"

Both the values of the x and y will get exchanged in the end.

First line is simple. (x is 99 and y is 100)

In second line,

      (x *y) executes first and value will be 9900.

       x =y statement next, and here x gets value of y that is, 100

        now y gets 9900/100. That is 99

In third line that is while printing values it prints

  100 and 99

as output.

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