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CSC215 Homework Homework 02 Due date: Sep 30, 2016

Question 1 Evaluate each of the following expressions in C: int x=1, y=7, z=0; double i=1.5, j=-0.7; char a='m'; x * y - z / i 7.0 1 3 * (2 * x + 1) / x 9 1 x && y | z 1 1 (double) x / i * y 4.666667 1 a / y + (int) i / x 16 1 i > j & j > x || !z 1 1 x+y--+z++ 8 1 --x > z++ ? y-- : i * j -1.05 1 a ? y - x : x - y 6 1 x = 5 ? (y = z) : (z = y) 0 (2 is accepted too) 1 int x=1, y=7, z=0; double i=1.5, j=-0.7; char a='m'; x * y - z / i 3 * (2 * x + 1) / x x && y | z (double) x / i * y a / y + (int) i / x i > j & j > x || !z x+y--+z++ --x > z++ ? y-- : i * j a ? y - x : x - y x = 5 ? (y = z) : (z = y)

Question 2 Find the output of each of the following statements : char CC[]="+966"; char city[]="11"; char a='P'; printf("%6d, %4d\n", 86, 1040); printf("%12.5e\n", 30.253); printf("%d\t%c\n", (int)30.253, (char)83.162); printf("%s-%s-%d\n", CC, city, 4334567); printf("%d:%d:%d %cM (%d/%d/%d)", 9,3,7,a,12,7,16); 86, 1040 2 3.02530e+01 2 30 S 2 +966-11-4334567 2 9:3:7 PM (12/7/16)2