The assignment operator has left-to-right-to-left associativity, which means that the value of the expression to the left of the assignment operator is evaluated first and that the result is assigned to the operator on the right. True or false?

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Peyton Downs

29 December, 08:44

The assignment operator has left-to-right-to-left associativity, which means that the value of the expression to the left of the assignment operator is evaluated first and that the result is assigned to the operator on the right. True or false?

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Danna Harper · Answer 1

The given statement is false statement.

Explanation.

The assignment is assigning the value to the variable or we can say that it will also be used to initialize the variable The "=" is the symbol of the assignment operator. For example

int r=90, The value of variable 90 is assigned to 90.

The associativity, of assignment, is always right to left which means The right-hand side is firstly evaluated then it will be assigned in left-hand side variable or expression.