(7 > 9) && (6 !=5) A. True or B. False (4 = 0) A. True or B. False What is the c

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(7 > 9) && (6 !=5) A. True or B. False (4 = 0) A. True or B. False What is the correct output from the following segment? int A(6), B(1); if (A > B) {A = A*B + 2; B++;} else {A = A/2; B = B + 4;} cout

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Option B. false. As, (7>9) is not true and if one is false then whole is false. Option A. true. As, (4=0) is true. A=8, B=2 as it satisfies the if condition then calculate according to if statement. X=15, Y=3. As, Num =4 when switch (4) go to case 4 and print x=x*3 and y=y-3. Option A is correct. X=3, Y=31. As, X>25 so calculate else part according to the question and x=x++. Option B is correct. False. As, == operatoe used to assign the value. Option A is true. As, boolean values true-false, 1 & 0.... Option D is correct. None of these are logical not equal in c++. As, The logical operators && and || are used when evaluating two expressions to obtain a single relational result. The operator && corresponds to the Boolean logical operation AND, which yields true if both its operands are true, and false otherwise.

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