Please Help with the following questions just true or false
Please Help with the following questions (just true or false, except last one is choose 1)
QUESTION 1
Given:
int myvar=99;
Is this expression true or false?
myvar
(That is, is the value of myvar, 99, true or false)
True
False
QUESTION 2
Given:
int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
Is the following expression true or false?
myvar == 3 && yourvar == 0
True
False
QUESTION 3
Given:
int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
Is the following expression true or false?
myvar == 2 || yourvar == 0
True
False
QUESTION 4
Given:
int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
Is the following expression true or false?
myvar == 3 || yourvar != 0
True
10 points
QUESTION 5
Given:
int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
Is the following expression true or false?
myvar || yourvar != 0
True
False
QUESTION 6
Given:
int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
Is the following expression true or false?
!myvar || yourvar != 0
True
False
QUESTION 7
Given:
int myvar=3;
I want the expression to be true if myvar is equal to 2 or myvar is equal to 3. What is wrong with the following expression?
myvar == 2 || == 3
The expression is fine, there is nothing wrong.
The expression is asking if myvar is 2 and myvar is 3. But myvar can\'t be two numbers at once!
> and < should be used, not ==
The == is a binary operator (like the addition operator, +, is a binary operator). That means there has to be something on both sides of the operator.
| - | The expression is fine, there is nothing wrong. | |
| - | The expression is asking if myvar is 2 and myvar is 3. But myvar can\'t be two numbers at once! | |
| - | > and < should be used, not == | |
| - | The == is a binary operator (like the addition operator, +, is a binary operator). That means there has to be something on both sides of the operator. |
Solution
1) int myvar=99;
True
2) int myvar=3;
int yourvar=0;
myvar == 3 && yourvar == 0
True
3) False
4) False
5) True
6) False


