Find sum of two numbers

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  sahana

  hi,
  i have used the consecutive memory location of i to store the 2 data.this works.
  #include
  #include
  void main()
  {
  int i;
  scanf("%u",&i);
  scanf("%u",&i+1);
  printf("%d",(*(&(i)))+(*(&(i)+1)));
  }
• 

  uday.bidkar

  sahana

  hi,
  i have used the consecutive memory location of i to store the 2 data.this works.
  #include
  #include
  void main()
  {
  int i;
  scanf("%u",&i);
  scanf("%u",&i+1);
  printf("%d",(*(&(i)))+(*(&(i)+1)));
  }

  The memory pointed to &i+1 is not valid memory that you can use for operations as you have not allocated the same neither asked compiler to allocate it for you on stack. Hence the program may crash because of invalid memory operations. So solution not acceptable!
  
  -Uday
• 

  DEP

  uday.bidkar

  The memory pointed to &i+1 is not valid memory that you can use for operations as you have not allocated the same neither asked compiler to allocate it for you on stack. Hence the program may crash because of invalid memory operations. So solution not acceptable!
  
  -Uday

  hi uday,
  i have tried a lot to solve this problem and believe me whether you accept it or not pointers is the only way to solve it.
  
  i guess i quite agree with the solution provided by sahana and am unable to figure out any other solution.
  
  so please post any other solution if you have it !!!
  😒
• 

  uday.bidkar

  DEP

  hi uday,
  i have tried a lot to solve this problem and believe me whether you accept it or not pointers is the only way to solve it.
  
  i guess i quite agree with the solution provided by sahana and am unable to figure out any other solution.
  
  so please post any other solution if you have it !!!
  😒

  There is a way to solve this. But before i post the answer for this, I would like to relax the condition and wait for few more days.
  And the relaxed question is
  #include
  int main()
  {
  /*
  Write here few lines of code so that user gives 2 numbers as
  input(on console) and display the addition of those 2 numbers.. and the
  condition is only one integer variable should be declared and used
  throughout the program. You are now free to declare the variable as you want.
  */
  
  }
• 

  DEP

  uday.bidkar

  There is a way to solve this. But before i post the answer for this, I would like to relax the condition and wait for few more days.
  And the relaxed question is
  #include
  int main()
  {
  int *a;
  cin>>*a;
  cin>>*(a+1);
  cout<<*a+*(a+1);
  }

  well uday i am sorry but this is the only solution that i have worked out.and i guess this is the c++ equivalent code of what sahanna had posted.
  please please please tell the answer. am dying to know it.
• 

  uday.bidkar

  DEP

  please please please tell the answer. am dying to know it.

  Here is answer to the problem when variable is not
  already declared.
  
  int main()
  {
  static int i = 0;
  if( !i )
  {
  i = -1 ;
  printf( "The Sum is %d\n", main() + main() ) ;
  return 0 ;
  }
  printf( "Enter a number\n" );
  scanf( "%d",&i );
  if( !i )
  {
  i = -1 ;
  return 0 ;
  }
  else
  {
  return i ;
  }
  }
  
  Regards,
  Uday
• 

  sahana

  wow.that was really smart.
  i accept my mistake.well actually i actually got the output ,as i was lucky that the unallocated memory was not a part of anyother program, and didnt overwrite any data of another program.
• 

  Satyajit

  hi i have the programme of sum of 2 numbers
  #include
  void main()
  {
  int a,b,c;
  printf("enter any 2 numbers");
  scanf("%d%d",&a,&b);
  c=a+b;
  printf("%d",&c);
  }
• 

  Kaustubh Katdare

  Satyajit

  hi i have the programme of sum of 2 numbers
  #include
  void main()
  {
  int a,b,c;
  printf("enter any 2 numbers");
  scanf("%d%d",&a,&b);
  c=a+b;
  printf("%d",&c);
  }

  Satyajit, mind reading the first post in this thread? There is a special condition to be followed.
  
  -The Big K-
• 

  uday.bidkar

  Time to post the answer and here it is...
  
  int main()
  {
  int i ;
  printf("Enter two numbers\n");
  printf("Sum is %d\n",(scanf("%d",&i)?i:0) + (scanf("%d",&i)?i:0));
  return 0 ;
  }
  
  Regards,
  Uday