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Why is javascript like this? alert(1=="1")--> true alert(1=="hello")--> true alert("1"=="hello")--> false
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The boolean 'False'
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Why does this operation equal true even though it should have no output because its false because true + false = false?
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Set the boolean variable p to true if the integer n (n > 1) is a prime number, and false otherwise.
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when I wrote
int x;
cin>>x;
if(10<x>15) it is always false
10<x<15 always true
10>x<15 always true
10>x>15 always false
3<x<0 always false
3>x>0 true for x less than 3
can anyone explain why this is happening????
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>>> descending([]) True >>> descending([4,4,3]) True >>> descending([19,17,18,7]) False
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I cant understand this....> 1 != 1
False
>>> "eleven" != "seven"
True
>>> 2 != 10
True.... with true of false
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I would like to print here, profitable unprofitable instead of true or false but how
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Answerable by True or False
11. 21.ans=(76%8-98-76)>=(52-4*3+12));
12. 22.ans=(98-87+8*3)!=(73%15*2-21);
13. 23.ans=!((31-(12*(
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U gotta check out this.. the last statement is True? How? It should be false instead
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How would you solve the part of the C# Intermediate code project that requires operator overloading?
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Kernel in Jupyter
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