Pre increment int a=1; X=(++a)+(++a)+(++a); Answer is

Answer 1

These tricky increment games are nice but although they are syntactically correct they must never be used in a code due to undefined behaviors like Ace and Hatsy pointed out.
Creators of languages left these kind of syntax legal but a programmer must know it is to avoid.

Answer 2

in java , it would be X will be 9 & a will be 4
//btw what u mean by answer ?
//X = 2 + 3 + 4

Answer 3

As @Ace has pointed out, undefined behaviour.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4176328/undefined-behavior-and-sequence-points

Answer 4

a is not defined

Answer 5

because A and a are different

Answer 6

int a

Answer 7

what is the programming language are you using?

Answer 8

c++

Answer 9

it should be 3 I think

Answer 10

it should be 3 I think

Answer 11

but in pc it displaying 4 i get confused

Answer 12

so @Ace answer should be right

Answer 13

ple explain how it works

Answer 14

compiler dependent.But for sake of answer apply right associativity