A simple problem

Question

int a=-2,b=-1,c=0;
if(a<b<c){
printf("TRUE\n");
}else{
printf("FALSE\n");
}
//the end

I have no idea why/how the output is FALSE

Answer 1

in. if (a<b<c)
-2<-1 true
so this results in 1 (boolean)
1<0 false
so output FALSE

Answer 2

ok.😉👌

Answer 3

In C/C++
if comparison operators(<, >, ==, !=,<=, >=) applied on integers, strings , etc results in
1 --> true
0 --> false

Answer 4

@🌛DT🌜 thank yu for yur explanation . so if i have a well understanding, yu mean that (a <b ) has created a boolean value 1 which was compared with the value 0 of c ?

Answer 5

@hans Yes u got the point 👍😉

Answer 6

thank you guys for explaining this, it was in my MCQ 😂😂 no one explained how boolean works with this kind of conditions in class😅😅

You guys are awesome. Thanks again.

Answer 7

you can mix Boolean with integer values?