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Question

Consider following program fragment:

What will be printed if
if (a > b)
 printf("a> b") ;
 else
 printf ("else part") ;
 print f("a< = b") a <= b 

a.

a>b

b.

a < b

c.

a=b

d.

All of these

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Answer: (d).All of these

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