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main()
{
char str = "12345";
printf("%c %c %cn", str, (str++), (str++));
}

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We will get a garbage value printed as the output.
EXPLANATION: *str indicates the value stored at the address in str, So str++ is the incremented address of str,which points to a memory location containing any random/garbage value.
So *(str++) will print that garbage value.
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o/p : Error
Reason : We can't change the base address of the string.
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output will be:
3 2 1
because it is stack operation.it operates on LAST IN FIRST OUT and it is evaluated from
RIGHT to LEFT.
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