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/*
Program# 18
date : 25-12-2008
Single digit or not
*/
#include <stdio.h>
main(){
int n;
printf("\nEnter a positive number :");
scanf("%d",&n);
if(n>=0 && n<=9)
printf("Single digit number");// this will be printed, only if both the conditions are true.
else
printf("Not a Single digit number");
}
output: Enter a positive number : 5 Single digit number |
Things to note: Hierarchy of operators:
| Operators | Type |
| ! | Logical NOT
| | * / % | Arithmetic and modulus
| | + - | Arithmetic
| | < > <= >= | Relational
| | == != | Relational
| | && | Logical AND
| | || | Logical OR
| | = | Assignment | Since the relational operator has higher precedence over Logical AND, it is evaluated first and the result is combined with && to give the result.
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