Identify the logical operators you find in each of the following data structures. In some cases, they are on a single line, and in others, the behavior of the operator is implicit in thecode, Note: Remember that, in some programming languages, ARs are replaced by "&&" operators, ORs, operators, and, denials, by "!". a. if (X--9 AND Y--5) { Z-X+Y; } b. if (X--10 OR Y==6) Z-X*Y; } c. while (X>2) { if (X--20 OR Y--3) X-0; X-X+1; Y-Y+1 } d. while (Y220) { if (X NOT false) Y-Y-1; if (Y==10) X-true; } e. if (X--true) { if (Y--false) return false; } else { If (Y == true) return false; }

Identify the logical operators you find in each of the following data structures. In some cases, they are on a single line, and in others, the behavior of the operator is implicit in thecode, Note: Remember that, in some programming languages, ARs are replaced by "&&" operators, ORs, operators, and, denials, by "!". a. if (X--9 AND Y--5) { Z-X+Y; } b. if (X--10 OR Y==6) Z-X*Y; } c. while (X>2) { if (X--20 OR Y--3) X-0; X-X+1; Y-Y+1 } d. while (Y220) { if (X NOT false) Y-Y-1; if (Y==10) X-true; } e. if (X--true) { if (Y--false) return false; } else { If (Y == true) return false; }

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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