Question: #stdio { int x, count=0; for(x=0; x <5; x++){ switch(x%2){ case 0: count++; case 1: count--; } } printf(%d, count); } In C. Why does
#stdio
{ int x, count=0; for(x=0; x<5; x++){ switch(x%2){ case 0: count++; case 1: count--; } } printf(%d, count); }
In C.
Why does this output -2? Why does it when it goes into case 0 it also goes into case 1? Explain.
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