C language logic expressions-CodePudding

I and the result is of type int
If (I/result==1) and the if (I==the result) is there a difference

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reference Pt. The building Lord reply:

I and the result is of type int
If (I/result==1) and the if (I==result) is there any difference between

123/100 as is 1 you said

CodePudding user response:

Because I and reuslt is int, I/result==1, not necessarily because of two equal, such as 1.5 (3/2) theory, but int/int only get int, so l=1, so the above two logical expressions ranging oh

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reference 1st floor lin5161678 response:

Quote: refer to the original poster Pt. Response:

I and the result is of type int
If (I/result==1) and the if (I==result) is there any difference between

123/100 as is you say 1

Thank you very much want to half a day did not want to understand haha

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refer to the second floor Italink response:

because I and reuslt is int, I/result==1, not necessarily because of two equal, such as 1.5 (3/2) theory, but int/int only get int, so l=1, so the above two logical expressions ranging oh

Thank you for what you said is very clear

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Add and divisor of 0

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Logical expression and any other statements, should be based on the function of the need to write directly, try not to change, or don't understand others and yourself

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