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Need help, please
I did a challenge and I got this question: int a=5; switch(a) { case 1 = ++a; case 5 = ++a; default = ++a; } System.out.print(++a); System.out.print(--a); the answer was: 87. Can somebody please give me an explenation to this, why is that so, I just don't get it.
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If we ignore the syntax errors,
case 5 will be executed: ++a will make a = 6
Since there is no break after case 5, default case will also be executed:
++a will make a = 7
When it prints ++a, pre-increment will assign 8 to both a and ++a
So, it'll print 8
When it prints --a, pre-decrement will assign 7 to both a and --a
So, it'll print 7
Both the values are printed without any space, so the output will be: 87
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wow, never thought it could be that tricky. Thanks a lot, this really helped me understand how it works. :)
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I bet this code will never run.
There are syntax errors.
How the hell was it approved by Sololearn ?
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That's my bad, sorry.
Instead of "=" comes ":" in switch statement.