int a = 5; a *= a += a++;
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This code will not compile because it contains an invalid expression.
The expression "a *= a" means "multiply 'a' by itself and store the result back into 'a'." However, the next part of the expression "a = a" does not make sense because 'a' has already been modified by the previous operation.
If the code was written as "a *= a * a", it would multiply 'a' by itself twice and store the result back into 'a'. This would result in 'a' being equal to 125 (5 * 5 * 5).
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