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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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      • "Authorship of code: Since Code Review is a community where programmers improve their skills through peer review, we require that the code be posted by an author or maintainer of the code, that the code be embedded directly, and that the poster know why the code is written the way it is." – Heslacher, 200_success, πάντα ῥεῖ

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