Question

if int a=10, and int b=3 what will be the answer of !(a>b) in java​

Answer 1

Answer:

false

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Explanation:

Let us see how the computer reads the program.

In the statements:

int a = 10

int b = 3

it stores the values of the variables.

In the statement:

System.out.println(!(a>b))

it will print the boolean of !(a>b) by replacing the values of a and b. (Note: Without the System.out.println keyword, you won't get output).

! tells it to reverse the boolean in the brackets (a>b).

When it repplaces the values, it finds that 10>3 is true. But because of the ! operator, it prints :

false

Answer 2

Answer: 'false' will be the output.

Explanation:

• '!' is Logical Not operator which reverse the result, returns false if the result is true.
• int a=10,  b=3;   here in the given statement a>b.
• !(a>b) will return false as (a>b) is true as '!' operator will reverse the result True into False.