A statement (a=!5>10)evaluates to zero.How?

Question

Ambiguity in stamentent

Answer 1

What language?

Answer 2

when we write parenthesis according precendense: a =( (!5) > 10) and variable a will be 0.

in K&R C and old ANSI C we have not boolean type and boolean values represented by integers. zero represent a False value, and any non-zero integer represent a True value.

5 is not zero and a True.
!5 is False and zero.
0 < 10 is a False and zero.
a = 0 assign a to zero and all expression value is zero (or False)

Answer 3

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