F=!(i>10) will have what value
Abhinisha 0 Light Poster
JasonHippy 739 Practically a Master Poster
That's a boolean expression, so the value of F will be true or false dependent on the value of i. The ! (NOT) operator in the expression inverts the result of the i>10 comparison.
So if the value of i is greater than 10, the result of the expression i>10 is true, the ! operator inverts it to false. Therefore if i is greater than 10, the value of F will be false.
Likewise, if i is less than or equal to 10, the value of F will be true - because the result of the expression i>10 will be false and the ! operator inverts the value to true.
Abhinisha 0 Light Poster
ok i got it ...
thankx
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