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Find the Output: Assignment versus comparison

25Find the output of the following C code (assume #include and that the code is inside int main(void)):
int x = 5;

if (x = 0)
    printf("YES");
else
    printf("NO");
  • Option : B
  • Explanation : The condition uses assignment (=), not equality comparison (==). Assigning 0 makes the condition false, so the else branch prints NO.