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For example, if we take an expression (a>b II b>c), then the output will be:
Condition 1 Condition 2 Condition 1 II Condition 2
(a>b) (b>c) (a>b II b>c)
0 / false 0 / false 0 / false
0 / false 1 / true 1 / true
1 / true 0 / false 1 / true
1 / true 1 / true 1 / true
The ! Operator
The ! operator is known as the "Logical NOT" operator. It is a unary operator because it works only on one operand.
The outcome of this operator is false if the provided condition is satisfied, and if the condition is not satisfied, then
the outcome of the operator is true. For example, if we take an expression !(a>b), then the output will be:
Condition (a>b) Result of ! ( a>b)
0 / false 1 / true
1 / true 0 / false
Program 4: To use logical operators.
You will get the following output:
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Operators in Java 65

