I get output as false why. Explain

Question

#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int x=8,y=14,z=29;
if(z>y>x)
printf("true");
else
printf("false");
}

Answer 1

z>y is true. True exists as 1 in C. 1>8 is false. Therefore, false is returned.

You can do this if you want z>y>x:
z>y&&y>x

Answer 2

First "z > y" is evaluated which is "29 > 14" which is true.

Then you have "true > 8", when use in a comparison "true" is converted to the number "1" so "1 > 8" evaluates to false hence the output.