Why v has the value false instead of true ?

Question

Question on solearn challenge
https://code.sololearn.com/clZIYZKLeQZo/?ref=app

Answer 1

booelan v =
(true || !(!false)) ? false : true
= (true || !true) ? false : true
= (true || false) ? false : true
= true ? false : true
= false

The parameter of the if statement has the value false so it will not execute and control is transferred to else clause. Since value of v is false, (v == true) returns false and v = false.

The parameter of an if statement is an expression that returns a boolean value. So if(0 == 0) and if(true) mean the same thing as the expression (0 == 0) returns true.

Answer 2

Soumik [Busy] That means if block will never be executed?

Answer 3

Soumik [Busy] thanks

Answer 4

Soumik [Busy] thanks

Answer 5

Atul Yeah

Answer 6

Soumik [Busy] s it won't execute