Given the following script: Which of the following describes True?

The correct answer is C. A Boolean operator. In programming, True (and its counterpart False) is a Boolean literal - a value of the Boolean data type. Boolean operators/values represent one of two states: true or false. Although True frequently appears inside while loops (e.g., while True:) or conditionals (e.g., if…

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Given the following script:

Which of the following describes True?

Options

AA while loop
BA conditional
CA Boolean operator
DAn arithmetic operator

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(25 responses)

A
4% (1)
B
4% (1)
C
92% (23)

Explanation

In programming, True (and its counterpart False) is a Boolean literal - a value of the Boolean data type. Boolean operators/values represent one of two states: true or false. Although True frequently appears inside while loops (e.g., while True:) or conditionals (e.g., if True:), the value True itself is classified as a Boolean operator/value, not as the loop or conditional construct that uses it. It is not an arithmetic operator, which would perform mathematical computations.

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#Boolean Logic#Programming Fundamentals#Operators#Scripting

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