Boolean Expressions
A Boolean expression can be evaluated as true or false
The variables x, y, and z have the values shown below:
x=0;
y=5;
z=8;
Each expression below is TRUE:
Expression | Explanation |
x < y | 0 is less than 5 |
z > y | 8 is greater than 5 |
y < z | 5 is less than 8 |
y <= z | 5 is less than or equal to 8 |
x != z | 0 is not equal to 8 |
z >= y | 8 is greater than or equal to 5 |
Continuing with the same values for x, y, and z, each expression below is FALSE:
Expression | Explanation |
x > y | 0 is NOT greater than 5 |
z < y | 8 is NOT less than 5 |
y == z | 5 is NOT equal to 8 |
y <= z | 5 is less than or equal to 8 |
y != y | 8 is not equal to 8 is false |
x != x | 0 is not equal to 0 is also false |