Hi Vasanthan,
this solution will work:
if(printf("hello) && 0)
printf("hello");
else
printf("world");
/* or if(printf("hello) && 0) depending on your
compiler */
The explanation is simple. First we have to
chose one of the printf statement. So we will choose
printf("world) of the if else structure.
Now to use this statement the 'condition' is
printf("hello "), which should be false so we anded it
with zero.
Regards
Ashish.
--- vasanthan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> dear friends,
> last week i attended an innerview, i was
> asked a
> question regarding if-else statment
> please answer for this
>
>
> if(condition)
> printf("hello");
> else
> printf("world");
>
>
> wat should be the condition to print
> hello world ie, condition to execute both if& else
> statment
>
>
> vasanth
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