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Hey here is answer to your question.
True.
the line in which printf is there will give error as it don;t have " ; " at the end.
and we can not tell for sure about x1=x1+2; line as it depends upon we declare x1 or not.
so over all its true that these lines will give error.
In case of any doubt please comment. Happy Learning :)
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