C++ wala BOOleaN eXpressions kiyanne monawada ..??

[haarshlife]

ayyala while loop eke syntax ekata mehema deela thiyenawa..

while (boolean expr)
statement;
next statement;

while (boolean expr)
{
statement 1;
statement 2;
}
next statement;

meke boolean expression kiyanne mokakda ayyala..

 

[¤--bACarDi--¤]

Eka machan True wenakan loop eka weda karanawa.....

 

[dulajs]

i nam dont know

 

[pga]

ayyala while loop eke syntax ekata mehema deela thiyenawa..

while (boolean expr)
statement;
next statement;

while (boolean expr)
{
statement 1;
statement 2;
}
next statement;

meke boolean expression kiyanne mokakda ayyala..

it is a logic. as an example,

while (i==5)
{
statement 1;
statement 2;
}

while loop continues when "i" equals to 5. if "i" is not 5 then while loop will not be executed further.

 

[haarshlife]

Eka machan True wenakan loop eka weda karanawa.....

yes machan ...while loop eka adala wenne... PRE-TEST loops walata (execute loop body after evaluating the test).. hmm ethakota true nam witharai meka wada karanne... eth machan boolean expressions kiyanne monawada ..
eka non-numarical ekakda ?? ekaknam char (characters) habai meka thama damnne naththe
thnxx loku 4 da comment

 

[nuwa1]

for an example X==1

X==1 wenakan statements weda karanawa

 

[nuwa1]

A Boolean expression is an expression that results in a Boolean value, that is, TRUE or FALSE. For example, the value for 5 > 3 is TRUE, the value for "An apple is not a fruit" is FALSE.
Boolean expressions are used also in document retrieval. For example, given a collection of documents we could select those according to a particular word content described by a Boolean expression such as (("cellular" OR "mobile") AND ("phone" OR "telephone")).


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[haarshlife]

for an example X==1

X==1 wenakan statements weda karanawa

ow ayyala... methana BOOLEAN expression kiyanne monawage expression ekakda ?? boolean kiyana word eke theruma mokakda bro

 

[haarshlife]

A Boolean expression is an expression that results in a Boolean value, that is, TRUE or FALSE. For example, the value for 5 > 3 is TRUE, the value for "An apple is not a fruit" is FALSE.
Boolean expressions are used also in document retrieval. For example, given a collection of documents we could select those according to a particular word content described by a Boolean expression such as (("cellular" OR "mobile") AND ("phone" OR "telephone")).


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ela ayya thnxx

 

[haarshlife]

it is a logic. as an example,

while (i==5)
{
statement 1;
statement 2;
}

while loop continues when "i" equals to 5. if "i" is not 5 then while loop will not be executed further.

thnxxx bro

 

[Jolly_Roger]

boolean kiyanne true or false..can be represent using 1 and 0..1 stands for true and 0 stands for false..in c++ it uses 1 and 0 for boolean representation