Given the following code declaring and initializing five variables, indicate the value of each expression. boolean a = true; boolean b = true; boolean c = false; int x = 3; int y = 5; Expression true false (i) a && !(b || c) __________ ____________ (ii) !a || b __________ ____________ (iii) x == 4 || y > 10 __________ ____________ (iv) x != y && y < 10 __________ ____________ (v) a && (x > y || y < 10) __________ ____________
Addition of Two Numbers
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C++
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Given the following code declaring and initializing five variables, indicate the value of each expression.
boolean a = true; boolean b = true; boolean c = false;
int x = 3; int y = 5;
Expression true false
(i) a && !(b || c) __________ ____________
(ii) !a || b __________ ____________
(iii) x == 4 || y > 10 __________ ____________
(iv) x != y && y < 10 __________ ____________
(v) a && (x > y || y < 10) __________ ____________
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