Computer Science, asked by naseermohammad687, 5 months ago

what will be the output of the expression: x>=y and x==y, if x=10 ,y=10?

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Answered by Anonymous

13

Answer:

hello,

Explanation:

x>=y and x==y, if x=10 ,y=10

the output of the expression is:

True

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Answered by darkswift53

5

Answer:

It is true.

Explanation:

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