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What is an expression in C?
An expression in C is made up of one or more operands, and it is a sequence of operands and operators that specifies the computation of a value.
Give an example of a meaningful expression in C.
An example of a meaningful expression in C is 'a=2+3', which involves three operands: a, 2, and 3, and two operators: = (assignment operator) and + (arithmetic addition operator).
What does an operand specify in C?
An operand in C specifies an entity on which an operation is to be performed. It can be a variable name, a constant, a function call, or a macro name.
Provide an example of a valid expression involving three operands in C.
An example of a valid expression involving three operands in C is 'a=printf("Hello")+2', which includes a variable name 'a', a function call 'printf("Hello")', and the constant '2'.
How are operands and operators related in an expression in C?
In an expression in C, operands and operators are combined in a sequence to specify the computation of a value.
Test your knowledge of C programming operators and expressions with this quiz based on Vikas Rattan's book. Explore the fundamentals of expressions, operands, and operations in C.
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