How does this give 2 as an output?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/W0449Rx7r8hH/?ref=app

Answer 1

😉 Krishna 🤘 right but there is something else that the asker may not know: true>a is equivalent to 1>a, so if 'a' was a negative number (or 0) it would actually print 1.

True and False when compared to numbers take values 1 and 0 respectively.

Answer 2

I think that
if(c>b>a)
Is not a valid input, you can change the input maybe to
if(c>b && b>a)

That "&&" means "and", so that input will be
"if c bigger than b AND b bigger than a"

Answer 3

Aymane Boukrouh yeah later I had tried with 0 and it showed 1.

Answer 4

Jingga Sona this was a question in a 'play' match