In C the following is valid code:
if ((a, a+b, a*b) >= 0) {
....
}
Does the (a, a+b, a*b) part have a special name?
In C the following is valid code: if ((a, a+b, a*b) >= 0) {
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In C the following is valid code:
if ((a, a+b, a*b) >= 0) {
....
}
Does the (a, a+b, a*b) part have a special name?
x, yis called a comma expression.,is called the comma operator in C and(x, y, z)is the same as((x, y), z).It must not be confused with the comma that separates function arguments and which is not the comma operator.