First we will make z equal to 3 then x equal to 20 and then y = 100
Then adding all these x,y,z we get 123
Pseudo code:
z+=x // z=z+x so z becomes 0+1 =1
z+=x // z=z+x so z becomes 1+1 =2
z+=x // z=z+x so z becomes 2+1=3
//Now make x =20
x*=y // x=x*y so x becomes 1*10 =10
x+=x // x=x+x so x become 10+10=20
//Now make y as 100
y+=y // y=y*y so z becomes 10*10 =100
//Adding x,y,z
y+=x //y=y+x so y becomes 100+20 =120
y+=z //y=y+z so y = 120+3 = 123
print(y) //gives output 123
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