one line c expression to print 1 -100 num

[Richard Heathfield]

pete said:

'you' *are* spelled 'you'.


'i' *am* spelled 'I'.

Smileys apart, look up "use/mention distinction".

 

[Flash Gordon]

pete wrote, On 11/07/07 22:05:

'you' *are* spelled 'you'.


'i' *am* spelled 'I'.

OK, so if I've got the right, 'you' are spelled 'I' and Chuck is spelled
'you'. So am I spelled Flash?

 

[bobby]

Chris McDonald said:



And without jumps, how will it start?

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expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

 

[bobby]

i = -99;

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

 

[bobby]

printf( "2, 3, 4, ...., 100);




All numbers are printed, from 1 to 100

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

 

[bobby]

Hadn't the OP better do his own homework?

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

 

[pete]

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

That's wrong.
It should be
i = i < 100 ? i++, main(), i + 1 : 1;
instead.

(i = ++i) is undefined.

 

[Chris Dollin]

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

I see a control structure.

The original post says "with out using control statements/structures".
Since control /structures/ is explicitly stated as well as control
/statements/, conditional expressions (and && and ||) shouldn't be
allowed ...

 

[Army1987]

expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

Elsethread you said that it mustn't call any function.
That expression calls main(), so according to your specifications
it is wrong.

 

[Charlton Wilbur]

b> expression is i=i<100?i++,main(),++i:1;

Except that the ternary operator (? is a control structure, and this
sort of recursion involves a conditional jump.

Your professor is insufficiently precise with his terms.

Charlton

 

[Dik T. Winter]

> bobby wrote:
>
>
> Consider recursion.

Consider the comma operator.

 

[santosh]

Consider the comma operator.

I hope the resulting statement will fit within a single logical source
line. Or does the OP mean a single physical line when he wants an "one
line" expression?