The order in which operands are evaluated in an expression is predictable if the operator is;
| A. | * |
| B. | + |
| C. | % |
| D. | && |
Answer : D Explanation :
The order in which operands are evaluated in an expression is not defined by the language and is compiler-dependent. For example, pop ( ) - pop ( ) may do (current top stack) - (the data just below the current top), or vice-versa, depending on which pope ) call is executed first. |
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