#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int x=5 , y=6; if (++x>4 ||++y<8) { cout <<x<<y<<endl;

Question

here output is 66 . Why not 67 while ++x=6 and ++y=7 ?

Answer 1

Because in C++ if the first statement of OR is true, other ones won't be checked.

++x>4 -> true, so the whole expression gives us true, no need to check the following ones

Answer 2

MarJan
I was confused as well, but you cleared my doubts.
Thanks man

Answer 3

thank you !

Answer 4

for(i=1,i<=20,i++)

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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