// 49:16 --> ans will be A. 21, // run this code for confirmation #include using namespace std; int main(){ int a, b, c; a = 7; b = 3; c = 4; b = (a + a) + a; for(int c = 5; c
In 4th problem at 21:02 the previous value of array's elements is taken. Instead of taking value a[1] as 11 shouldn't we take 12 because in second iteration of for loop we changed it to 12 right.
// 49:16 --> ans will be A. 21,
// run this code for confirmation
#include
using namespace std;
int main(){
int a, b, c;
a = 7;
b = 3;
c = 4;
b = (a + a) + a;
for(int c = 5; c
The answer of que 9 will be 21 because the value of C is not updated.
yes you are right, i am thinking same
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It is updating, try writing the code on compiler
write for loop as for(c=5; c
The answer for 9th question answer is 21 because c and a=0 value not changed
yes, right(he updated the value of c on from forloop that is wrong)
so you are saying c should not be changed?? right??
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you are right
c was not the part of it
In 4th problem at 21:02 the previous value of array's elements is taken. Instead of taking value a[1] as 11 shouldn't we take 12 because in second iteration of for loop we changed it to 12 right.
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