int a = 5, b =10; boolean c = (b - 2) < (a + 5); What is the value of c in the above code ? a. True b. False
int a = 5, b =10; boolean c = (b - 2) < (a + 5); What is the value of c in the above code ? a. True b. False
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int a = 5, b =10;
boolean c = (b - 2) < (a + 5);
What is the value of c in the above code ?
boolean c = (b - 2) < (a + 5);
What is the value of c in the above code ?
a.
True
b.
False
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