John wrote:
The following code:
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#include <stdio.h>
This is a deprecated header. Use <cstdio>. Even better, use <iostream>.
int a=10
main()
{ printf("a=%d a++=%d ++a=%d \n",a, a++,++a);
return 0;
}
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This code won't compile. What do you mean by
int a = 10 main() { /*...*/}
?
When using gcc, the output is:
a=12 a++=10 ++a=12
When using VC++, the output is:
a=11 a++=11 ++a=11
The code won't compile in the first place. Throw away any compiler that
compiles such code.
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-Andrew Koenig
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