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Assuming that: char* p = "abc" int a = 123; .....
3.
Assuming that:
char* p = "abc";
int a = 123;
Fully parenthesize the following expressions and evaluate them:
*p++;
*--p;
*--p++;
a--;
++a;
++a--;
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