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int m,p; m=5; p=0; p= m-- + --m; The output will be:
- 11
- 10
- 8
- 12
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Answer
8
Reason — Putting the values of variables in the expression:
| Expression | Explanation |
|---|---|
| p = m-- + --m | This is the given expression. Initial value of m is 5. |
| p = 5 + --m | At this step, current value of m (which is 5) is used in the expression and then value of m is decremented to 4. Current value of m becomes 4 after this step. |
| p = 5 + 3 | --m first decrements the current value of m (which is 4) by 1 so m becomes 3. After that, this decremented value of 3 is used in the expression. |
| p = 8 | This is the final result of the expression. |
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