int a=1,b=10;
System.out.println(a+b--);
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Answer / shahsidhar
11
because b-- having post decrement operator that means
decrement operation will be done in the next statement i.e
after a+b-- statement execution.
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Answer / mamitha
Ans.11 b'coz based on operator precedence rule, -- ll works first and we get 10 for b (post decrement) and it ll add with 1 .
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Answer / bikash
can u pls explain how ur answers are 11 and 1 11?
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Answer / amit
U see 'a' and 'b' are integer type so they will be added.
if it had been char then the answer would be 111.
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Answer / amit
@Nagesh
if we have:(a+(b--));
answer:11
if : ((a+b)--);
answer: 11;
if :(a+b--);
answer:11;
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