Theoretical doubt

#1

in the video it is written that for logical evaluations any non-zero value is true like 3 or 5 etc
but for logical operations the answer is always zero or one right? how can it be 3 or 5

#2

Hi Riya!
In the video its taught that:

  • Relational and Logical Operators always EQUATE to 0 or 1.

  • For Logical evaluation, any non 0 value is true.

Now, what it means is that the result that you get after applying Logical operators is always 0 or 1 (false or true)
Now logical operators are used to combine conditions, after which we use the truth table to judge the outcome.

Consider this ->
You’re given something like
if(Condition1 && Condtion2 ){
print something…
}

Now you’ll refer to the truth table to judge the outcome, so both Condition1 and condition2 can either be false or true. If Condtion 2 is something like (7-5), it’s 2 and in this case 2 is considered as True.

I have written a small piece of code to elaborate the above fact, please check it out:

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