{
printf("%d ",5>6==0);
printf("%d",5>6>0);
return 0;
}
Output:
1
0
Logic:
I think no need to explain about the operators > and == .
In 1st printf function:
5>6 gives false truth value(0).
0==0 gives true truth value(1).
so it'll print 1 in buffer.
in 2nd printf function:
5>6 gives false truth value (0)
0>0 gives false truth value(0)
so it'll print 0 in buffer.
