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What is the result of using the assignment operator for the expression 3 * 4?
What is the result of using the assignment operator for the expression 3 * 4?
Which logical operator would you use to check if both conditions A > 5 and B < 10 are true?
Which logical operator would you use to check if both conditions A > 5 and B < 10 are true?
What would the expression 10 != 10 evaluate to?
What would the expression 10 != 10 evaluate to?
Which of the following expressions uses the comparison operator correctly?
Which of the following expressions uses the comparison operator correctly?
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Which statement correctly describes the behavior of the NOT operator?
Which statement correctly describes the behavior of the NOT operator?
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Study Notes
Assignment Operators
- Assignment operators assign values to variables.
- They perform arithmetic operations.
- Common operators include +, -, *, /.
- Example: 2 + 2 = 4; 20 - 18 = 2.
Comparison Operators
- Comparison operators compare values, returning true or false.
- They check for greater than (>), less than (<), equal to (==), not equal to (!=), and other conditions.
- Critical for equality checks use ==.
- Example: 3 > 2 is true; 2 > 3 is false.
Logical Operators
- Logical operators determine the truth value of conditions.
- AND checks if multiple conditions are true—all must be true.
- OR checks if at least one condition is true.
- NOT reverses the truth value. For instance, !(A > 5) returns false if A is greater than 5.
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Description
This quiz covers fundamental programming concepts related to assignment, comparison, and logical operators. Learn how these operators function and how to use them effectively in your code. Test your understanding of the role operators play in programming.
