Can you spot what will create unexpected behavior in this code snippet?

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Calling all C developers! Ready for a new developer challenge that tests your understanding of the C programming language?

We've got a classic code snippet that often surprises new developers with its behavior. Analyze the code, predict the output, and explain why it behaves this way. For extra credit, propose a solution that fixes it.

Watch our latest video, analyze the code, and join the discussion. Happy coding!

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