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one day i was using the GCC compiler dev c++ and typed a simple program of incrementation like



int x=1;

    x=x++ + ++x + x++;

    cout<<x;


it shows output



7


but in other compiler CLang compiler it shows different output
why?
please help me i am new in programming kindly guide me.
thanking you in advance






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    one day i was using the GCC compiler dev c++ and typed a simple program of incrementation like



    int x=1;
    
    x=x++ + ++x + x++;
    
    cout<<x;


    it shows output



    7


    but in other compiler CLang compiler it shows different output
    why?
    please help me i am new in programming kindly guide me.
    thanking you in advance






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      one day i was using the GCC compiler dev c++ and typed a simple program of incrementation like



      int x=1;
      
    x=x++ + ++x + x++;
      
    cout<<x;


      it shows output



      7


      but in other compiler CLang compiler it shows different output
      why?
      please help me i am new in programming kindly guide me.
      thanking you in advance






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      one day i was using the GCC compiler dev c++ and typed a simple program of incrementation like



      int x=1;
      
    x=x++ + ++x + x++;
      
    cout<<x;


      it shows output



      7


      but in other compiler CLang compiler it shows different output
      why?
      please help me i am new in programming kindly guide me.
      thanking you in advance






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