SORU 3. (QUESTION 3.)1#include using namespaces std;intmain()4日{flaot a=6, b=8,c=4, d=-11;M=78,x,y,z,t;x=(M-(a+b/4)+c-d);y=(++a *b/8);z=++y*c;t=(c-d)/a*++b-0.2857;6.78.9.1011}---.--- I.- -.?What is the number of errors made in the program?-+n sa SI (Number of Errors) :P. . yJlur?Bosluklara vazınıWhat will be the final values of the following variables (x,y,z,t) when the program is run?Write it in the blanks.y%3D

SORU 3. (QUESTION 3.) 1 #include using namespaces std; 3 intmain() 4日{ flaot a=6,b=8,c=4, d=-11;M=78,x,y,z,t; x=(M-(a+b/4)+c-d); y=(++a *b/8); z=++y*c; t=(c-d)/a*++b-0.2857; 6. 7 9 10 11 L} What is the number of errors made in the program? nca SI (Number of Errors): P.y.... y..... y. ngny. yg ** リーハy yー ... Jlur? Rosluklara vazın What will be the final values of the following variables (x, y,z, t) when the program is run? Write it in the blanks. y%=

SORU 3. (QUESTION 3.) 1 #include using namespaces std; 3 intmain() 4日{ flaot a=6,b=8,c=4, d=-11;M=78,x,y,z,t; x=(M-(a+b/4)+c-d); y=(++a b/8); z=++yc; t=(c-d)/a*++b-0.2857; 6. 7 9 10 11 L} What is the number of errors made in the program? nca SI (Number of Errors): P.y.... y..... y. ngny. yg ** リーハy yー ... Jlur? Rosluklara vazın What will be the final values of the following variables (x, y,z, t) when the program is run? Write it in the blanks. y%=

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.1: Function And Parameter Declarations

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