Computer Science, asked by fatimanoureen173, 10 months ago

what is the logical state of the basic condition:NOT((7>=5)AND(3<>8))?​

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Answered by sidharth5036
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Answer:

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Answered by AskewTronics
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(!((7>=5)&&(3!=8))) is a logical state which is needs to write on the programming language for the given condition.

Explanation:

  • In the c or c++ or java programming language NOT is written by the help of '!' symbols and 'and' is written by the help of '&&' symbols.
  • So the user needs to change the not and 'and' words by the help of its operators which is defined above in the logical states.
  • The second condition will states '<>' symbols which are not the right symbols, so the user needs to use the '!=' which is also means the same.

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  • Operators : https://brainly.in/question/3706254
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