Answered! solution for Chapter 2, Problem 9Q of problem solving and programming concepts 9th edition, thanks…

Find the result of the following operations:
a. 5 + 4    simple arithmetic addition =9
b. 10/2       division =5
c. True OR False       OR returns true if either of the operands are true hence this returns TRUE
d. 20 MOD 3       MOD returns remainder therefore this returns 2
e. 5 < 8                returns TRUE
f. 25 MOD 70        returns 25
g. “A” > “H”          returns false
h. NOT True     negation is written as NOT, hence this returns FALSE.
i. 2570            returns 0 if the caller is an integer
j. False AND True   AND returns false if one of the operands is false therefore this returns FALSE

k. 20 * 0.5      returns 10
l. 35 <= 35 returns true
m. 35/7              depending on the caller, this could be 5 or 5.0(for float)
n. False OR False         since both operands are false, this returns FALSE
o. True AND True           since both operands are True, this returns True
p. 50 MOD 5                  returns remainder i.e. 0
q. -35 < 67                   explained below
r. 4.0 ^ 3           ^ is used for XOR, and it is not defined for float,
s. 609                    returns 6.66 if assigned to float or 6 if assigned to integer
t. 35 < 35                        returns false
u. True AND False                since one of the operand is false, this returns false

SInce you have only asked answer for the q part,i assume then you must have solved the others.

q. -35<67, this expression here is no different to e i.e 5<8. the only difference being this has a negative numeric type.

which is treated as a normal integer with its standard mathematical meaning,

here is a number line view…

-infinity……… -35……0……67….+infinity.

hence the above expression will return true.(boolean data type)

this can be used like if(-35<67) then or

boolean a= -35<67;

Hope this was clear, let me know in comments if it was not,

Thanks

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