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Try to answer : if(condition){print learn}else {print solo};. What would be the condition so that the output is sololearn.
think out of thr box..; question asked by my professor of programming language pragmatics.....attributed to him
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if (print solo) {
print learn
} else {
print solo
}
//maybe this??
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condition = false
do
{
if (condition) { print learn }
else { print solo }
condition = !condition
}
while (condition)
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I think Val's answer is perfect though.
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Valentinehacker.....ur answer is perfect...
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guys, i asked for the condition only....u should not add a few lines of program or anything else
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if(true){
cout<<"solo";
}
else;
cout<<"learn";
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false