Compilation error message- Lvalue required in C ??? What it actually mean??

Answer 1

if you are performing a operation like
int a;
5=a;
then it will give you error L value recquired because the compiler assumes a variable name on left hand side to store value in it.
Hope it helps.

Answer 2

lvalue evaluates to location value.
cout<<I++++;
would produce such an error.

Answer 3

void main(){
int i=5;
printf("%d",(i++)+(++i));
}
should work if your syntax is correct I know c++ syntax and not c syntax

Answer 4

yes it would the either way because your code must be evaluated as
(I++++)+I;
And as I told I++++ gives lvalue error.

Answer 5

i think you are forget to include a library
or using wrong method dosen't work in c

Answer 6

void main(){
int i=5;
printf("%d",i+++++i);
}

here it is giving Lvalue required....

Answer 7

Megatron it is working using paranthes or giving space i++ + ++i