You need to evaluate the following expression:
(A>B) AND (C<D)
What is the value of this expression if A=3, B=4, C=4, and D=5?
A.
0
B.
4
C.
5
D.
False
E.
Null
F.
True
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D is the correct answer which is False
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Guys,
Do not you think there should be two answers (A and D) since they are pretty the same?
Personally, if I encountered this quest in an exam, I would choose those two above.
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According to microsoft documentation the bool type can be of two types true or false, zero is homologous to false in certain cases but here the correct answer is false
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AND statement is a logical expression, so it shouldn’t return an integer as a result, hence the ‘false’ answer.
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THe expression results in a boolean value, not integer. THus, false is correct as A is not greater than B, and since both comparisons must be true to equal a result of true, false is correct.
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