10-20-2006
valid code?
hey , everyone. I have a few questions about pieces of code and was wondering if someone could tell me what exactly they did or if they are even valid.
bool1 && bool2 || bool3 <---in what order do these get processed?
if (! isdigit(c)) <---What does this do?
i = j % 3; <---what does this do?
a+b *c <---what order do these get processed?
Are any of these lines valid code?
i;
short int s;
long int L;
long long LL;
thanks everyone.
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