what is the value of b
if a=5;
b=++a + ++a
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Answer / ashfak yeafi
The answer is 14.
The increment operator has a higher priority than the arithmetic operator.
So the equation will be,
b=7+7=14
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Answer / vinit kumar
answer would be 14
because value will be stored in cpu register..
b=7+6
last vale is 7 then it increases two times so 7*2=14
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Answer / goldy ramnani
13
because 1stly a=5,
then compiler compile fromleft to right,
so ++a means a=6 then
++a a=6 now a=7,lastly 7+6=13
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Answer / pawan patil
it's very simple that value of b=13
because the actual value of a=5 then
b=++a + ++a
b=(6) + (++6)= 12
b= (6) + (7)=13
then b=13
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Answer / sasmita
Depending upon Compiler it will b 13 or 14.In Unix its 13.
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Answer / pravesh
a=5
b=++a(6) + ++a(7)
b=13+1 when last addition is performed.
so, b=14
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