Exam question

Question

İnt main ()
{ int a=5 , b=0 , c=10 , result;
result = ( a = b) && ( c > b ) ;
printf("%d \n", result) ; }
How does this program can be equal to 0? Can you explain it?

Answer 1

It looks like one = is missing. Should it be (a==b)?

As it is, a is given the value of b: zero. And zero is evaluated as false.

The second part c>b is true, but you wrote a=b AND c>b, so this ends up as false.

false gets converted to int (zero) and stored in result.

Answer 2

ın the question ( a = b )