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Plz tell what is the meaning of a&&b

and also solve. a=5 b=o thAn (a&&b)= ?

12th Oct 2016, 5:47 AM
Ansh
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Actually, is "a && b". && is the logical AND operator used for logical tests. For example: "if(a && b) { i++;}". Any value different from 0 is considered TRUE. In this case: a && b is the same as 0 && 5 that is the same as FALSE AND TRUE. The result would be FALSE.
12th Oct 2016, 2:43 PM
Juan Pablo Giuttari
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The '&&' symbol is the AND operator. Both values on each side are Boolean values. There are two Boolean values: True and false. For the && operator, both sides have to evaluate to true. If one of them is false, or both of them are false, then the && operator will return false. Comparisons of numbers, other logical operators, and simple 'true or false' variables can be evaluated by the && operator. (They can also be evaluated by the OR operator, which is ||.) Boolean operations don't work with numbers. In your case, 5 && 0 would produce an error. You can use the <, >, =<, =>, and == operators to compare 5 and 0. These comparison operators return a Boolean value: either true or false. You can use Boolean operators and comparisons for "if" statements and "while" statements, and others.
2nd Nov 2016, 8:10 PM
Erik Johanson
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&& is logical and... even if one expression is false (0) the overall expression is false otherwise it is true.. all numbers except 0 are true... thus a&&b. i.e. 5&&0.. i.e. true(1) && false(0) thus overall is false (0) && is like * (multiplication) and || is like +(addition). hope you understood... greetings
12th Oct 2016, 5:53 AM
Soutik
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&& operator represent logical AND operation it perform bit by bit AND operation on variable
12th Oct 2016, 9:52 AM
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