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Operators Evaluation Exercise

The document contains exercises on evaluating expressions using operators, divided into two sections. Section 1 focuses on evaluating boolean and arithmetic expressions with constants, while Section 2 involves variable manipulation and conditional statements using predefined variables a, b, and c. Each expression is to be evaluated step by step to determine the final output or value.

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Operators Evaluation Exercise

The document contains exercises on evaluating expressions using operators, divided into two sections. Section 1 focuses on evaluating boolean and arithmetic expressions with constants, while Section 2 involves variable manipulation and conditional statements using predefined variables a, b, and c. Each expression is to be evaluated step by step to determine the final output or value.

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Exercise on Operators

Section 1 — Constants Only


Instructions: Evaluate the following expressions step by step and write the final output
(True/False or number).
1. 5 + 2 > 6
2. 8 % 3 != 2
3. 6 - 4 < 3 || 2 + 1 == 3
4. 10 / 2 >= 5 && 3 * 2 != 6
5. 7 + 3 > 9 || !(4 + 2 == 6)
6. 5 * 2 == 10 && 12 % 5 != 2
7. 8 - 3 < 6 || 7 + 2 > 10 && 4 % 2 == 0
8. !(6 + 2 > 8) || 3 * 3 == 9
9. 10 - 4 > 5 && 6 + 1 < 8 || 3 * 2 == 6
10. 15 % 4 != 3 && 7 - 2 >= 5 || !(5 + 1 > 6)

Section 2
For each question, assume:
a = 4, b = 9, c = 2
Each question is independent — changes in one do not affect the next.
Write the final value of:
 a, b, c
 result (if used)
 flag (if used)
1. result = ++a + b--
2. result = a-- + ++c
3. flag = a + b > c
4. flag = a > b && b > c
5. flag = ++a < b || c-- > a
6. flag = a++ > b || ++c < b
7. result = a + b - c
8. result = a++ + --b + c--
9. flag = !(a > b) && c < b
10. result = ++a + b-- - c
11. result = (a + b > c) ? a : b
12. result = ++a > 5 ? a : b--
13. flag = a + b > c ? a > b : c < a

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