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QUESTION 15 In sequence.c, it prints Final value of cis

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The answer is Final value of c is 610

Program

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
   int a=200;
   int b=300;
   int c=500;
   if(a>400)
       b+=10;
   else
       if(c>300)   b+=50;
       else b+=20;   c+=10;
   c+=100;
   if(b>800)
       c+=10;
       a+=10;
   printf("Final value of a is %d\n",a);
   printf("Final value of b is %d\n",b);
   printf("Final value of c is %d\n",c);
   return 0;
}

Here c is initialized to 500.
First condition a>400 is checked. It is false. So else part works
Here the condition if(c>300) is checked.This condition is true. So the statement b+=50 is executed. Thus b=350
Next the statement c+=10; is executed. Thus c=510.
Next the statement c+=100; is executed. Thus c=610.
Then the condition if(b>800) is evaluated. It is false.So the statement a+=10; is evaluated. Thus a=210

Output

Final value of a is 210
Final value of b is 350
Final value of c is 610

Screenshot

#include<stdio.h> int main() { int a=200; int b=300; int c=500; if(a>400) b+=10; else if(c>300) b+=50; else b+=20; C+=10; C+=


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The answer is Final value of c is 610

Program

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
   int a=200;
   int b=300;
   int c=500;
   if(a>400)
       b+=10;
   else
       if(c>300)   b+=50;
       else b+=20;   c+=10;
   c+=100;
   if(b>800)
       c+=10;
       a+=10;
   printf("Final value of a is %d\n",a);
   printf("Final value of b is %d\n",b);
   printf("Final value of c is %d\n",c);
   return 0;
}

Here c is initialized to 500.
First condition a>400 is checked. It is false. So else part works
Here the condition if(c>300) is checked.This condition is true. So the statement b+=50 is executed. Thus b=350
Next the statement c+=10; is executed. Thus c=510.
Next the statement c+=100; is executed. Thus c=610.
Then the condition if(b>800) is evaluated. It is false.So the statement a+=10; is evaluated. Thus a=210

Output

Final value of a is 210
Final value of b is 350
Final value of c is 610

Screenshot

#include<stdio.h> int main() { int a=200; int b=300; int c=500; if(a>400) b+=10; else if(c>300) b+=50; else b+=20; C+=10; C+=

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