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void main()
{
int x=25,y=32;
clrscr();
x=x++ + y++;
y=++x + ++y;
printf("%d%d",x,y);
}

Answer Posted / myfriend_shankar

ans is 59 93
because
void main()
{
1.x=x++ + y++; 25+32 (bcoz of x=x++ so) 26+32=58
2.y=++x + ++y; 59+34=93(after this x=59)
(becoz of x=x++ the last value 59 be the x value)

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