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how to deal with multiple printf statement in C language. how this code will work??

void main()

{

clrscr();

printf("%d%d%d", printf("GATE"),printf("2018"),printf("IITian"));

}
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IITian2018GATE446         is o/p          // as printf evaluates from right to left so first IITian then 2018 and than GATE will be printed and  printf returns the no. of charcters for gate its 4 , for 2018 its 4 and for iitian its 6  , and due to %d it will print integer value
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Evaluation of printf will be done from right to left so it wil print IITian 2018 GATE and printing will be done as 4 4 6 so the output will be

IITian GATE 2018 4 4 6
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