The following will display the value true:
IF NOT humid B DISPLAY hot OR humid
IF hot DISPLAY hot AND humid (even though this evaluates to False)
Based on the assigned values (hot = True, humid = False), only two of the statements will display True:
1. IF NOT humid B DISPLAY hot OR humid:
The `NOT humid` part will evaluate to True because negating False gives True.
Therefore, the whole statement becomes "IF True B DISPLAY hot OR humid".
Since the condition ("IF True") is met, the rest of the statement is executed.
"hot OR humid" will evaluate to True because "hot" is already True, and the OR operator only requires one operand to be True for the entire expression to be True.
2. IF hot DISPLAY hot AND humid:
The ''hot'' condition is met because it's already True.
However, the following "hot AND humid" will return False because both operands need to be True for the AND operator to evaluate to True.
Complete Question:
Assume that the Boolean variable hot is assigned the value true and the Boolean variable humid is assigned the value false. Which of the following will display the value true ? Select two answers. IF hot DISPLAY hot AND humid IF NOT humid B DISPLAY hot OR humid