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Write an expression that evaluates to true if and only if the value of the integer variable workedOvertime is true.

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  1. 11 February, 18:14
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    The expression of this question can be given as:

    (workedOvertime = = true)

    Explanation:

    This question explains by the following example that is written in C language can be given as:

    #include / /header file.

    int main () / /main function.

    {

    int workedOvertime=10; / /define integer variable

    int true=10;

    if (workedOvertime==true) / /check condition.

    {

    printf ("true ... "); / /true part code.

    }

    else

    {

    printf ("false ... "); / /false part code.

    }

    return 0;

    }

    In the above example there we define a integer variable name (workedOvertime) in this variable we assign a value. And we define another variable true in that we also assign a value. then we use if-else statement that is used for checking the value. If block always execute true value. So the answer is true. and the Expression is (workedOvertime==true).
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