Course C Inicial – 2st Logical Questions


Now, I present to you the “True Table”, it’s used to make conditions in code when we’re programming. So, please look at this points:
  • Condition ‘and’ or &&.
  • Condition ‘or’ or ||.
  • Condition ‘>=’ that’s More than.
  • Condition ‘<=’ that’s Small than.
  • Condition ‘==’ that’s Equal.
Note: In C, ‘=’ means assign or stored, never equal because equal is ‘==’.
Now, see the True Table:
CONDITION &&.
CONDITION ||.

In the next lesson, we’ll see variables in C Language.
Well, that’s all folks!
See you later

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