Assessment: Pre/Post Operators

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Section 1.22 Assessment: Pre/Post Operators

Subsection 1.22.1 Subgoals for evaluating an assignment statement

Determine resultant data type of expression
Update variable for pre-increment or pre-decrement operators (side effect)
Evaluate arithmetic expression according to operator precedence
If an assignment statement (=), is Left Hand Side (LHS) a variable? Check data type of value against data type of variable.
Update variable for post-increment or post-decrement operators (side effect)

Exercises 1.22.2 Exercises

1.

Q1: Given the following, what value is stored in variable alpha?

2.

Q2: Given the following, what value is stored in variable beta?

3.

Q3: Given the following, what value is stored in variable gamma?

4.

Q4: Given the following, what value is stored in variable detla?

int a = 0, b = 1, c = 2, d = 3, delta;

delta = (d / c)++ - (a % ++b);

1.5
2.5
1
2
Compiler error - will not compile

5.

Q5: Which of the following are syntactically valid ways to increment the value of eta by one? Select all that apply.

eta++;
eta + 1;
++eta;
++eta--;
eta = eta + 1;

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