What does the code "cout<<(0==0);" print?
1) 0
2) 1
3) Compiler error: Lvalue required
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Answer / sanish joseph
hey guys ans is 1.
coz (0==0)retuns 1as it is true;
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Answer / g.narsing
answer is 1 because (0==0)which is a true value
true=1
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Answer / sumeet sharma
the ans is 1 because '==' operator on equality returns '1'
for true and returns '0' for false or inequality.
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Answer / ankesh kumar
Output of this question will be 1,
becoz on comparision(0==0) it will print the value true ie
1.
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Answer / vivek satasia
Every expression or functon in programming paradigm works on
TRUE means 1 or FAlSE means o value.Ex- u can check this,
Suppose u write function like clrscr().It also returns
value.U can store it's value in a variable and can print
that variable.Like this expressio is first evaluated in from
of 0 or 1.
Here expression is 0==0 which is tru so it returns 1.
So,ans=1.
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