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Why statement printf("%d%d%d",++a,a,a++) in C and = a++; System.out.printf("%d%d%d",++a,a,a++) in Java gives different output?

Because in C++ function argument associativity is right to left but in java it is left to right

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Last Update: August 03, 2007 Asked by: lcbishnoi

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