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Int main (). { int i=20,j=10; if(I<10); I=i-5; j=j-5;printf("%d %d \n",I,j);
What is output
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Why not try it?
By the way there are some error I found like semicolons in " if " condition and some uppercases.
https://code.sololearn.com/cA10A157A5A1
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Ankit Kumar
OK I know where you are getting into.
You expect the output to be 15 5 right?
Then it is because the if statement is False
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i = 20
if (i < 10) - - -> This is False
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Therefore the code below it will not be executed and the value of both i and j will not be substracted by 5. Make the value of i less than 10 to make it happen.
I hope you now get it. Happy Coding!
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Ankit Kumar, try it in the code playground please!
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20 10
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《 Nicko12 》just gave you the answer.
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If there is semicolon after "if" statement the answer will be
15 5
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It is because there is semicolon at the end of "if" statement that means the statements after "if" will execute irrespective of the condition
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Are you not getting 15 5?
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sai vamsi Yeah I also got 15 5
But in my first code it outputs 20 10 cause the if-statement is False and did not substract the numbers so...
Ankit Kumar What output do you want anyway?
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Yes Ankit Kumar output is clear it is 15 5. What are you expecting?
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Wrong answer not 20 10
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15 5
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semicolon after if statement it is null statement and excute 15 5
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Write sai
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Ap code kar dekh ligye
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Ankit Kumar
Here output will be different.
https://code.sololearn.com/cx6eHpQWM8nr/?ref=app
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int main()
{
int i=20,j=10;
if(i<10);---->semicolon means termination so this condition will not be considered .
i=i-5;//i=15
j=j-5;//j=5
printf("%d%d",i,j);
hence output will be 15,5
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Any one can explain it