Following is line of code in c.
i++=i++;
Output:Error Lvalue required.
So what does this error indicate?
Following is line of code in c. i++=i++; Output:Error Lvalue required. So what does
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Following is line of code in c.
i++=i++;
Output:Error Lvalue required.
So what does this error indicate?
The result of
i++is not a lvalue and the standard requires the left operand of the assignment operator to be a lvalue.Even if it was allowed your program would invoke undefined behavior as you are trying to modify the same object twice between two sequence points.