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Boolean Expressions

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Assume the following:

int k = 10;
int j = 6;
boolean b = true;

Show what is printed by each of the following statements.

__________ System.out.println( 1 > 2 );
__________ System.out.println( b );


__________ System.out.println( k > j && j != 5 );
__________ System.out.println( j < k && k == 10 );


 

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