Question

What happens when a programmer uses the logical operator not with a Boolean condition?

The result is the condition evaluates to true.
The result is the condition evaluates to false.
The result is the opposite of the condition's value.
The result is the same as the condition's value.

Answer 1

@JustSaiyan

Answer 2

@Ultrilliam I know how you enjoy coding more than I

Answer 3

i didnt think he was on lol

Answer 4

Lol. He's Always on, it's just whether or not he is paying attention.

Answer 5

I'm always on, except when I'm not, but even then, I'm on

Answer 6

What saiyan said lol

Answer 7

ahhh lol

Answer 8

What language is this talking about?
Any specific language?

Answer 9

no man this is all it gives me

Answer 10

There are multiple logical operators that can change depending on the language... so eh

I choose option E) Not enough information to answer the question

Answer 11

If I had to YOLO it, I would probably choose D)

Answer 12

ok lol...can you help with a few more

Answer 13

Sure

Answer 14

Which of the following statements evaluates to true if the user picks a ham and cheese sandwich?

if(sandwich == "ham and cheese" and sandwich == "peanut butter and jelly"):
if(not(sandwich == "ham and cheese") and sandwich == "peanut butter and jelly"):
if(sandwich == "ham and cheese" or sandwich == "peanut butter and jelly"):
if(not(sandwich == "ham and cheese") or sandwich == "peanut butter and jelly"):

Answer 15

im pretty sure this one is C but i just wanna be sure

Answer 16

Correct

Answer 17

sweet

Answer 18

But please ask 1 question per thread

Answer 19

oohhhhh yea ok ok sorry hold up