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[inranasingha]

Meka explain karanna puluwan deyyek innwada?
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[inranasingha]

bumop

 

[basunnaha]

sop eke tiyena conditions deken 1k hari harinam (^ mark eken kiyanne OR) true tamai answer 1. (num1 ! = num2)

 

[inranasingha]

sop eke tiyena conditions deken 1k hari harinam (^ mark eken kiyanne OR) true tamai answer 1. (num1 ! = num2)

 

[basunnaha]

ai ban mokakda awla?

 

[tharindudoo]

Meka explain karanna puluwan deyyek innwada?
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machan ^ kiyanne exclusive OR kiyana eka,
a kiyanne depaththe thiyena deken 1k pamanak true unama thamayi true venne,
dekama true unama falls,a vagema dekama falls unath falls,it's like a XOR gate in logic

 

[pradeep0079]

here both (x>y) and (num1 != num2) are boolean conditions ,both will evaluate and return a boolean value.
^ operator is Boolean XOR opeartor ,it worka as follows

If x is true and y is false, the result is true.
If x is false and y is true, the result is true.
Otherwise, the result is false.
Both x and y are evaluated before the test.

System.out.println((x > y) ^ (num1 != num2));

so above expression will true since (x>y) =false and (num1!=num2) =true
according to send rule
for more information visit this site:
http://www.particle.kth.se/~lindsey/JavaCourse/Book/Part1/Java/Chapter02/operators.html

hope this helps.

 

[inranasingha]

machan ^ kiyanne exclusive OR kiyana eka,
a kiyanne depaththe thiyena deken 1k pamanak true unama thamayi true venne,
dekama true unama falls,a vagema dekama falls unath falls,it's like a XOR gate in logic

here both (x>y) and (num1 != num2) are boolean conditions ,both will evaluate and return a boolean value.
^ operator is Boolean XOR opeartor ,it worka as follows

If x is true and y is false, the result is true.
If x is false and y is true, the result is true.
Otherwise, the result is false.
Both x and y are evaluated before the test.

System.out.println((x > y) ^ (num1 != num2));

so above expression will true since (x>y) =false and (num1!=num2) =true
according to send rule
for more information visit this site:
http://www.particle.kth.se/~lindsey/JavaCourse/Book/Part1/Java/Chapter02/operators.html

hope this helps.

tx machan
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