Predict the output of following code:
main()
{
int x,a=10;
x=a==10?printf("hait"):printf("hellon");
printf("%d",x);
}
1.hai 4
2. Error
3. hello 3
4. hai hello

• hait4
  because 1st hait will b printed and then no. of chracaters ie 4
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• 1.hait4 first evaluate comparision operator it prints hait and x becomes 4 then 4 is printed
• 6 years agoHelpfull: Yes(2) No(6)
• hait,4 as a=10,then x=a=10...so 10==10...which is true..so it will print the if part and and finally print the the number of words in the printf statement
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• ans is hait4
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• the condition is true so it takes the Expression 1 and the number of character is 4 so
  The result is hai 4
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• hait4 -it prints the if part because a is equal to 10,then no. of characters is 4
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• Hait4 is the out put...
  Because a == 10 is true so x = 1 when x is true hait is printed...
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• error...because there is only integers assigned to 10..ans hait 10
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• ans is hait4
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• Return is not present
  
  Ans: Error
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• hait4
  because pritnf print hait and count character then assigned to x which print 4
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• hait4 bcz x,a=10, so x=a==10 is also true so it print hait first then print no.of wordsin hait fron the statement print("%d",x)
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