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What is the output of the following program segment?

int x = 0;

++x;

x++;

++x;

x++;

++x;

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  1. 25 March, 06:32
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    5

    Explanation:

    The operator 'x++' is called the post increment operator, it is assign first and then increment.

    The operator '++x' is called the pre increment operator, it is increment first and then increment.

    So, both are increment operator which increment the value by one.

    initially the value of x is zero,

    ++x increase the value to 1 and than assign to x.

    then, x+ + it assign to x first then increment by 1 means x=2

    and so on ...

    Their are five increment operator are used. so, the result is 5.
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