Assuming that the following three variables have already been declared, which variable will store a Boolean value after these statements are executed?

choice = true;

again = "false";

result = 0;

a. choice

b. again

c. result

d. none of these are Boolean variables

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Wiggins

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11 February, 10:05

Assuming that the following three variables have already been declared, which variable will store a Boolean value after these statements are executed?

choice = true;

again = "false";

result = 0;

a. choice

b. again

c. result

d. none of these are Boolean variables

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Dashawn Good · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

Boolean Algebra deals with either a one or a zero and how to manipulate them in computers or elsewhere. The "choice" option may not work, since for text it must be enclosed in quotation marks, usually. For "again," it's text and not a 1 or 0. So, the answer is C, since this is a 0.

Assuming that the following three variables have already been declared, which variable will store a Boolean value after these statements are executed?choice = true;again = "false";result = 0;a. choiceb. againc. resultd. none of these are Boolean variables

Assuming that the following three variables have already been declared, which variable will store a Boolean value after these statements are executed?

choice = true;

again = "false";

result = 0;

a. choice

b. again

c. result

d. none of these are Boolean variables