Boolean Logic in AP CSA—Can You Predict the Output? 🚀🤔
Description:
Let's break down this AP CSA question step by step:
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System.out.println((3 + 4 == 5) != (3 + 4 greater than = 5));
Question:
What is the output of the code?
Options:
A) true
B) false
C) 1
D) 0
💡 Solution:
The expression (3 + 4 == 5) evaluates to false because 7 != 5.
The expression (3 + 4 greater than = 5) evaluates to true because 7 greater than= 5.
The != operator compares false != true, which evaluates to true.
Answer: Option A: true
👉 Key Takeaway:
This example demonstrates how to use comparison operators and boolean logic in Java. The != operator checks for inequality between two boolean expressions, and the result is true when the expressions differ.
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Let's break down this AP CSA question step by step:
java
Copy
System.out.println((3 + 4 == 5) != (3 + 4 greater than = 5));
Question:
What is the output of the code?
Options:
A) true
B) false
C) 1
D) 0
💡 Solution:
The expression (3 + 4 == 5) evaluates to false because 7 != 5.
The expression (3 + 4 greater than = 5) evaluates to true because 7 greater than= 5.
The != operator compares false != true, which evaluates to true.
Answer: Option A: true
👉 Key Takeaway:
This example demonstrates how to use comparison operators and boolean logic in Java. The != operator checks for inequality between two boolean expressions, and the result is true when the expressions differ.
#APCSA #JavaProgramming #BooleanLogic #CodingChallenge #JavaTips #LearnJava #ProgrammingSkills #Wiingy #CodePractices
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About Wiingy
Wiingy is a private tutoring marketplace that connects school students, college students, and young adults with expert-vetted tutors for coding, math, science, computer science, AP, language learning, music and 350+ subjects.
Over 20,000 students have used Wiingy to get matched with top online tutors for conceptual understanding, homework help, project assistance, test prep and language learning.
Download the Wiingy App
Android & iOS: https://wiingy.com/wiingy-app-download/
Book a Free Lesson & get matched with top tutors today
https://bit.ly/3QM1YnF
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Видео Boolean Logic in AP CSA—Can You Predict the Output? 🚀🤔 канала Wiingy AP Computer Science
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