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The above program demonstrates the difference between post-increment and pre-increment operators. The post-increment operator increments the value of the operand after it has been used in the expression. In the example, y++ increments the value of y to 31 after it has been used in the first expression to calculate z. In the second expression, […]
In this program, the conditional operator (ternary operator) is used to determine whether the condition 3 > 2 is true or false. The syntax of the conditional operator is: condition ? statement_1 : statement_2; The condition is evaluated first. If the condition is true, then statement_1 is executed, otherwise statement_2 is executed. In this program, […]
The program demonstrates the use of the conditional operator “?” in C. The conditional operator is a shorthand way of writing an if-else statement in a single line. The syntax for the conditional operator is as follows: The condition part is evaluated, and if it is true, the expression to the left of the : […]
This program demonstrates the use of the * character in the printf function for formatting output. The * character can be used to specify a field width for the output value. In the first printf statement, 15 is used as the field width, meaning that the output value should be right-aligned within a field of […]
The program demonstrates the use of the NOT (~) operator in C programming. The ~ operator is used to invert the bits of an unsigned integer. The unsigned integer v is initialized to 0. The ~ operator is then used to invert the bits of v, and the result is printed using the printf function. […]
