Question

Identify the false statement.

a. The conditional operator is used as an abbreviated version of the structure and requires two expressions separated with an exclamation point.
b. The value of any false expression becomes true when preceded by the NOT operator.
c. The NOT operator is written as the exclamation point ( ! ).

Answer 1

The false statement is option a. The conditional operator is used as an abbreviated version of the structure and requires two expressions separated with a question mark and colon, not an exclamation point. The value of a true expression becomes false when preceded by the NOT operator, not the other way around.

Step-by-step explanation:

The false statement is option a. The conditional operator is used as an abbreviated version of the structure and requires two expressions separated with a question mark and colon, not an exclamation point. The correct syntax for the conditional operator is 'expression ? trueValue : falseValue'.

The NOT operator is written as the exclamation point (!), which makes option c true. However, option b is false. The value of a true expression becomes false when preceded by the NOT operator, not the other way around.