Number of tokens in the statement:
printf(“i=%d,&i=%x”,i,&bi);
can any one say ?
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I have a doubt that bi are taken as one token or two separate tokens? – sanith dhanpal Aug 13 '17 at 16:43
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i'd say seperate tokens: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12873757/calculating-tokens-in-c-statement?rq=1 – pce Aug 13 '17 at 16:43
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Is token counting the new trend? Why are you doing this? – ventiseis Aug 13 '17 at 17:51
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1 printf=Function (identifier),
2 (=ParenthesisOpen,
3 i=%d,&i=%x=String (template get parsed by printf),
4 ,=Comma
5 i=Variable (identifier),
6 ,=Comma
7 &=Ampersand (reference),
8 bi=Variable (identifier),
9 )=ParenthesisClose,
10 ;=EndOfStatement
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. float fun(char *s) /*find a zero*/ { If(strcmp(S,”0”)) return 1; } In this how many tokens does the 2nd line have? – sanith dhanpal Aug 13 '17 at 16:57