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javaranch model exam Q #107

 
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#107 Assume x = 0 and y=3. what is the value of x after x=y++;
Answer :3
I think the above answer is not correct.
x value is 4 and y is 3 after x=y++ is executed.
 
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The given answer of x = 3 and y = 4 is correct.
In the expression "y++ ", ++ is used as a post increment so x is first assigned the value of y (ie 3) then y is incremented (ie to 4).
You would be correct if the expression used the ++ as a preincrement (ie x = ++y
 
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Hi,
can u mail the link to this javaranch mock test site??
thanks maha

Originally posted by shaik abdulla:
#107 Assume x = 0 and y=3. what is the value of x after x=y++;
Answer :3
I think the above answer is not correct.
x value is 4 and y is 3 after x=y++ is executed.


 
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