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		<title>By: Manoj</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[hi..

printf uses a stack internally. the rightmost value is stored very firstly. In the last printf statement value of i was 2 initially. so , first 2 was inserted into the the stack and than it was incremented. then 3 was inserted into the stack, and then printing starts from top of the stack, and 3,2 is being printed...
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++i stores the final updated value of the i into the stack at every place.]]></description>
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<p>printf uses a stack internally. the rightmost value is stored very firstly. In the last printf statement value of i was 2 initially. so , first 2 was inserted into the the stack and than it was incremented. then 3 was inserted into the stack, and then printing starts from top of the stack, and 3,2 is being printed&#8230;<br />
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++i stores the final updated value of the i into the stack at every place.</p>
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