What is the output of the following program?
#include
int main(){
double d=5.2;
int i=5;
printf("%dt",sizeof(!d));
printf("%dt",sizeof(i=15/2));
printf("%d",i);
return 0;
}

• Output : 2 2 5
  
  sizeof(!d) => sizeof(!5.2) => sizeof(0) => sizeof(int) = 2 [since 0 is an integer]
  sizeof(i=15/2) => sizeof(i=7)=> sizeof(int) = 2 [since i is an integer, it ll store only the integer part of 15/2 = 7]
  next it ll print the i value of 5
  
  So o/p is 2 2 5
  
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• Output : 4t4t5
  checked on dev c++
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• Answer: 2 2 5
  
  sizeof(!d) => sizeof(!5.2) => sizeof(int) = 2 [since 0 is an integer]
  sizeof(i=15/2) => sizeof(i=7)=> sizeof(int) = 2
  i value of 5
  
  So Answer is is 2 2 5
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• o/p=2t2t5
  inside sizeof() no operation get evaluated.........
  that why i value will remain same.
  
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• Output : 2t2t5
  
  sizeof(!d) => sizeof(!5.2) => sizeof(0) => sizeof(int) = 2 [since 0 is an integer]
  sizeof(i=15/2) => sizeof(i=7)=> sizeof(int) = 2 [since i is an integer, it ll store only the integer part of 15/2 = 7]
  next it ll print the i value of 5
  
  So o/p is 2t2t5
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• 2 2 7
  ...........
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• 4 4 5
  double=4
  int in unix system =4
  and i=5
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• 2 2 5
  here sizeof(i=15/2) here i scope will be within the size of opeartor outside i will be agin 5
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• 445
  because the ! converts it into int..and the rest is obvious
  
  
  
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• Output : 2 2 5
  
  
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• 2t2t5 OR 4t4t5
  depends on compiler
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• its output will be 4t4t5
  because sizeof(!5.2)= sizeof(0)=sizeof(int)=4 and also 't' because only %d is format specifier and t is like a string. similarly sizeof(i=15/2)=sizeof(i=7) here 15/2 is 7 because i is int so sizeof(int)=4 and also t.
  & printf("%d",i)=5 because sizeof operator not changes original value of i
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• output: 1t4t5
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