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以下程序的功能是：输出a、b、c三个变量中的最小值。
include ＜stdio.h＞
main( )
{ int a,b,c,t 1,t2;
scanf('%d%d%d',&a,&b,&c);
t1=a＜b ?【】;
t2=c＜t1?【】;
printf('%d/n', t2 );
}

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a:bc:t1
a:bc:t1 解析：本题考查的知识点是：条件表达式。条什表达式类似于if语句，根据“?”前面子......

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以下程序的功能是：输出a、b、c三个变量中的最小值。include ＜stdio.h＞main( ){ int a,b,c,t 1,t2;scanf('%d%d%d',&a,&b,&c);t1=a＜b ?【 】;t2=c＜t1?【 】;printf('%d/n', t2 );}

以下程序的功能是：输出a、b、c三个变量中的最小值。
include ＜stdio.h＞
main( )
{ int a,b,c,t 1,t2;
scanf('%d%d%d',&a,&b,&c);
t1=a＜b ?【】;
t2=c＜t1?【】;
printf('%d/n', t2 );
}