What is the value of the following expression? (false || (4-3 & & 6))
true
false
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true

Explanation:

The operator '||' is called the OR operator. it is used in between the two Boolean values.

OR operator has four possible values:

First Boolean is TRUE and second Boolean is TRUE, result will be TRUE.

First Boolean is TRUE and second Boolean is FALSE, result will be TRUE.

First Boolean is FALSE and second Boolean is TRUE, result will be TRUE.

First Boolean is FALSE and second Boolean is FALSE, result will be FALSE.

consider the expression:

(false || (4-3 && 6))

the second expression (4-3 && 6) gives Boolean TRUE, because their is no point for condition false.

so, (false || True) gives TRUE result.

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