a=22, b=12,c a= a*3%b; c=a++ + ++a; b=(a+c>14)?12:14;

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Answer: b will be assigned with the value 12

Explanation:

Here, in the given code, three variables are taken which are a, b and c.

a and b are initialized with the value 22 and 12 respectively.

Second line basically assigns a new value to a on the basis of the given equation.

The operation will go from left to right where '%' is the modulus operator.

Therefore,

[tex]a * 3 = 66\\[/tex]

a = 66 modulo b = 6

Now, accordingly, c = 14

Now, the last part contains the ternary operator which is a conditional operator. It is also used as an alternative for if-else statement as well.

If the given equation in the parenthesis is true, then b will be assigned with the value 12 and if the equation returns false then b will be assigned with the value 14.

Here,

[tex]a + c = 6 + 14 = 20[/tex]

Since, 20 is greater than 14 and hence the statement in the parenthesis is true.

Therefore, b = 12

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