Rohan

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• Feb 23rd, 2006

 

ans is ( C )

  then not allowed

Sreehari

• Oct 17th, 2006

 

Hi its answer is  a 1 only

because the condition to check must use == 

satyajit das

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• Mar 18th, 2007

 

1. will always check the condition as true as c=1 is a true condition .

3.is not a syntax of if statement in C

Himanshu Mishra

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• Mar 20th, 2008

 

the answer is A & B.
in A dere is a syntax error i.e it should be if(c==1)
and in b u can't use then wid if statement.

Himanshu Mishra

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• Mar 20th, 2008

 

 

the answer is  B i.e 1&3.
in 1. dere is a syntax error i.e it should be if(c==1)
and in 3. u can't use then wid if statement.

chandradeepika

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• Jun 13th, 2008

 

ans:B)1&3
Becoz intialization uses == & then is not included in the syntax of if statement.

prabhaamca11

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• Aug 10th, 2011

 

1 &3
1. = is not allowed in conditional statements

3. then is not a key word in C

shiva

• Aug 10th, 2011

 

B

prasad

• Aug 14th, 2011

 

if(c=1) is wrong because
'=' is used as assignment operator.

rohit

• Aug 14th, 2011

 

ans is 3 then is not allowed
1 is right becoz compiler take it as (c=1)!=0
so firstly it assign the value 1 to see and check

ashritha kandhi

• Aug 17th, 2011

 

B.becoz as c is equals to 1 as said in option d so, from we know that 1 is wrong answer.and in 3rd option it is mentioned that a < b which means that option 1 value is grater than option 2.

the correct answer is B

wasim

• Aug 17th, 2011

 

B is the answer because
1. in if(c=1) if c=1 then we can write as c==1 and
2. in if(a

pawanbhardwaj

• Aug 22nd, 2011

 

Ans- a is incorrect statement that's if(c=1)
because condition check is if(c==1);

Code
void main()


{


int c;


scanf("%d",&c);


if(c==1)


printf("this no.");


}

jbode

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• Aug 23rd, 2011

 

Strictly speaking, only 3 is incorrect in terms of being a syntax error (C doesn't have a "then" keyword).
1 is most likely a coding error since it will always evaluate to true, but it's not disallowed. You can test on the result of an assignment expression, such as "if (s = fgets(buf, sizeof buf, stdin))", although some of the smarter compilers will throw up a warning on it.

sparkre

• Aug 24th, 2011

 

Answer is option A)A only.
In C, if(c=1) the statement is considered as error because c=1 is an assignment statement and not a statement which can be written inside if condition

ramana gprec

• Sep 6th, 2011

 

ans:-
1 and 3 are wrong
thee is no double equal in 1
and then key word in 3

RONAK

• Sep 10th, 2011

 

Answer is Option B, 1 and 3 are incorrect as first option uses assignment operator which is not right and the third option has wrong syntax as "THEN" is not used.

PAVAN KUMAR

• Sep 13th, 2011

 

C

Code
a=3,b=4


a=(a+b)-(a=b);

shubham

• Sep 14th, 2011

 

a)bcz the correct syntax is if(c==1)

SURLA GOVINDU

• Sep 14th, 2011

 

Ans is 1 only because in if condition there is no use of assignment operator

namu

• Sep 15th, 2011

 

Ans. is option 'A'- 1 only