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Operators: B) Int X 5, y - 2, Z Z X/y + X++

The document provides examples of C code snippets using various operators and formatting specifiers: 1) It shows examples calculating expressions using arithmetic, assignment, increment/decrement operators. 2) Examples demonstrate formatting of different data types like integers, floats, characters using printf format specifiers. 3) Examples also show bitwise operators, string formatting, character input/output using scanf and printf. 4) The last example demonstrates escape sequences and formatting of strings within printf.

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Operators: B) Int X 5, y - 2, Z Z X/y + X++

The document provides examples of C code snippets using various operators and formatting specifiers: 1) It shows examples calculating expressions using arithmetic, assignment, increment/decrement operators. 2) Examples demonstrate formatting of different data types like integers, floats, characters using printf format specifiers. 3) Examples also show bitwise operators, string formatting, character input/output using scanf and printf. 4) The last example demonstrates escape sequences and formatting of strings within printf.

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Operators

Find out the output:

a) int x=6,y=3,z=2,ans;
ans= x/y/z;
printf (“ans = %d”, ans);

b) int x=5,y=-2,z;
z= x/y + x++;
printf (“%d\t%d\t%d”, x, y, z);

c) int a=3,b=7,c=0,ans;
ans= a*=b /5 + c--;
printf (“\n%d\t%d\t%d\t%d”, ans, a, b, c,);

d) int x=6,y=4;
float z;
z=x/y;
printf (“z = %f “, z);

e) Assuming the variable of (d)


z=3;
float s=x/z;
printf (“s = %f”, s);
printf (“ans = %f”, z*4);

f) int x=7;
float y=4.5;
printf (“%d”, x+y);
printf (“%f”, x+y);

g) int x=32767;
printf (“%d\t%d”, x+1,x+32769);

h) char x=’a’;
printf (“%d\t%c”, x, x);
printf (“\n%c”, x+2);
i) char x=’2’;
printf (“\n%d\t%d\t%c”, x, 2*x, 2*x);

j) char x, y;
x=’A’+’2’;
printf (“\n%d\t%c”, x, x);

k) int x=7;
printf (“%d\t%d”, x%-3, -x%4);

l) float x=1000000;
printf (“\n%f\t%e\t%g”,x,x,x);

m) int x=20,r=30;
int y=0x20,z=012;
printf (“%d\t%x\%o”, x, x,x);
printf(“%d\t%d”,y+20,z-5);
printf(“%x\t%o”,y,z);
printf(“%X”,r);

n) int x,y;
scanf(“%d*%d”,&x,&y);
printf(“%d\t%d”,x,y);

o) int x=50;
printf (“%d\t%d\t%d”, x++,x++,x++);
printf (“%d\t%d\t%d”, x++, x--,x++);
printf (“%d\t%d\t%d\t%d”, x++, x--,x++,x++);

p) char x;
printf (“Enter a character :”);
scanf (“%d”,&x);
printf (“%c”,x);

q) unsigned int x;
signed int y;
x=-1;y=x;
printf (“%d\t%u”, x, x);
printf (“%d\t%u”, y, y);
printf(“size = %d”,sizeof(x));
r) long int x=100;
short int y=200;
printf(“%d”,sizeof(x));
printf(“%d”,sizeof(y));

s) enum color {RED,GREEN,BLUE,WHITE,YELLOW}


printf(“%d”, WHITE);

t) enum color {RED,GREEN=6,BLUE,WHITE,YELLOW}


printf(“%d”, WHITE);

u) int x=100,y=5;
printf(“%5d%d”,x,y);
printf(“%-5d%d”,x,y);

v) float x=45.678;
printf(“%f\t%6f”,x,x);
printf(“%.2f\t%4.2f”,x,y);

w) char name[]= “Cplusplus”;


int x=10,y=5;
printf(“%s\t%.5s”,name,name);
printf(“%.5s\t%10.*s”, name, x, name);
printf(“%*.*s”, x, y, name);
printf(“%-*.2s”,y,name);

x) char name[20];
scanf(“%[^\n]”,name);
printf(“%s”, name);

y) char name[20];
scanf (“%[^\#]s”, name);
printf (“%s”, name);

printf (“\nit is c\b\\\”Tedious\”\t to learn\n Programming\b\b\b\b Language

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