for(i=0;i=printf("Hello");i++);
printf("Hello");
how many times how will be printed?????????
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Answer / ruchi
Infinite times
i =printf("Hello");
here printf("hello") will return 5 i.e i=5 which will always
remain true that's why hello will be printed infinate times.
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Answer / vignesh1988i
here the basic thing we must understand is that :
printf(); is a function. this printf() always returns the
number of character it processes inside " ".......here it
will return 4 according to me... this will will be assigned
to i and everytime 'i' will be a non zero value always and
also a semicolon is placed after for statement , so compiler
takes that has the next line and PRINTS "HELLO" INFINITELY
since 'i' value is always non zero or always TRUE...
and there is no way for the second printf() to get printed
according to me.........
thank u
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Answer / kalyan chukka
Here in the loop it given as i=0;i=printf("Hello");
So Printf function returns how many no of charecters it
printed so it takes 5 so loop is
for (i=0;i=5;i++) so loop will be this
in the above loop first i=0 and then we assign i=5 so loop
will become for(i=5;i++) it becomes infinite loop hello
printed infineite loop.
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Answer / m.manivel
Hello will be printed infinite times and if u want to print
10 times for put i=10;(or)print for 100 times put i=100;for
user choice
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Answer / asit mahato
for(i=0;i=printf("Hello");i++);
means
for(i=0;i=printf("Hello");i++)
{
}
thats why it will print Hello only one time.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 14 No |
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