Hello guys,
I've recently come across this problem and have spent quite a bit of time trying to comprehend what the question is actually telling me to do :S
.If a, b, c are bool-variables, a is true, but b and c are false, write an expression that computes the logical value of ( a && b ) || c, assign it to a bool d, and
depending on the result print “d is true” or “d is false”. What does “( a && b ) ||
c” mean
If anyone can help me out then it would be much appreciated :). Sorry that I have not put any code examples, I keep deleting them because I'm not sure if I have to assign a variable a value and then create a function to see if can work it out or something completely different... I'm just lost :/