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muminat
4 years ago
6

Which is not an example of a boolean operator?

Computers and Technology
2 answers:
nasty-shy [4]4 years ago
5 0
B would be the answer
allochka39001 [22]4 years ago
3 0
1. Because is not an example of and Boolean operator

2. Google is the internets top search engine

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If you want to keep the size and range fixed then you can use #define before the main() function to give a constant value to size and range as:

#define size 5

#define range 10

The program uses rand() function in order to generate random numbers for lottery array in the range of 0 through 9.

Then the program declares a user array with size = 5 and prompts user to enter 5 digits to stores in user array.

Next the program matches each digit of user array to the corresponding digit of lottery array and if the two digits match then the program increments the match variable by 1 to count the matched digits. For example, lets say lottery has the following elements:

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user: 4,2,9,7,3

Now at first iteration the digit 7 at 0-th index of lottery array is matched to the digit 4 at 0-th index of user array. This index is specified using variable i. These means the first element of lottery array is matched with first element of user array. As these digits are not equal so they don't match and the variable i is incremented to point to the position of next digit.

Now at second iteration the digit 4 in lottery array is matched to the digit 2 of user array. As these digits are not equal so they don't match and the variable i is incremented.

at third iteration the digit 9 in lottery array is matched to the digit 9 of user array. As these digits equal so they match and the variable match is incremented to 1 in order to count the number of matches. So value of match = 1

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Number of digits matched: 2

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Sorry! Better luck next time!

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