In C++, the condition (4 y 1):
A) Evaluates correctly and could be replaced by (4 y && y 1).
B) Does not evaluate correctly and should be replaced by (4 y && y 1).
C) Evaluates correctly and could not be replaced by (4 y && y 1).
D) Does not evaluate correctly and should not be replaced by (4 y && y 1).

Question

In C++, the condition (4 > y > 1):
A) Evaluates correctly and could be replaced by (4 > y && y > 1).
B) Does not evaluate correctly and should be replaced by (4 > y && y > 1).
C) Evaluates correctly and could not be replaced by (4 > y && y > 1).
D) Does not evaluate correctly and should not be replaced by (4 > y && y > 1).

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The condition (4 > y > 1) does not evaluate correctly in C++, as it is interpreted as ((4 > y) > 1), meaning the result of (4 > y) (which is a boolean value of either true or false) is then compared to the integer value 1. Therefore, it should be replaced by (4 > y && y > 1) to correctly check if y is between 1 and 4.

In C++, the Condition (4 > Y > 1)