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which of the following is not a boolean expression

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Q) Which of the following is not a boolean expression

a) True.

b) 3 = = 4.

c) 3+4.

d) 3+4 == 7.

Option (c) 3+4, is not a Boolean expression.

  • Either True or False is the result of a boolean expression.
  • The expressions used for the comparison of data, without depending on its data type.
  • Result of such expression is either True or False.
  • To compare two values, the equality operator "==" is used, in option (b) 3 == 4, it compares the two values on each side. and return True or False as the result.
  • Option (d) 3+4==7,  also compares the value of one side to the other side and returns the result as True or False. So this is also a Boolean expression.
  • But in option (c) 3+4, it produces the result as 7, it is a number, not a boolean value.

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