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A 87 Expressions and Operators: II
B 58 Summary of integers:
C 61A The char Data Type
D 72 Arithmetic, Precedence, an
E 79A Assignment promotes one type to
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Retrn To current screen :
Self Test
int a, b, m, n;
m=a; n=b;
if (a < b == m < n)
printf (``Propositional logic creaates no new truth'');
(You should know the precedence of the operators to answer this.)
These statements execute the printf statement
A) sometimes, depending on all of a, b, m and n
B) always
C) never
Answer? B CORRECT Glenn Wiorek
Yes, because the values of 1 == 1 and 0 == 0 are both 1
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