why cout<<true&&false; is true in sololearn

Question

Go to new CPP code and type
cout<<true&&false;

it will return 1 while it should return 0

Answer 1

because cout first execute true so that the ans is 1. which means true..

Answer 2

yep, true Shekhar
cout<<false||true; also gives 0

but if u use ()braces this problem won't occur
cout<<(false||true); is 1

Answer 3

No its supposed to return 1. This is because the first thing the cout function comes across is "true". Therfore it will print 1

Answer 4

Its because the "operator precedence", which should to evaluate first.
Sorry my english.

Answer 5

muy linda

Answer 6

i would say aweaome observation