Computer Science, asked by ben2038, 9 months ago

what will be the output of the following code =. int a,b,c,d a=10; b=15; c=25; d=!(c greter than b&& b greter than a)​

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Answered by rakeshchennupati143
25

Answer:

In Java - there will be error cannot convert boolean to type int

In python - value of d will be "false"

in c - the value of d will be "0" (zero)

in c++ - the value of d will be "0" (zero)

Explanation:

  • Java is Strictly typed language so if you want convert from one data type to other you have to used predefined method
  • Python is loosely typed language in python we can directly assign a value to a variable without initializing
  • in c actually the value of the statement !(c > b && b>a) will be false but it is being stored in a int type of variable so in binary false will be zero and true will be one so here it is false so value zero will be stored in d variable
  • same c explanation works with c++ also

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Answered by georgemathew8218
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Answer:

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