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What is the correct boolean expression which gives the following meaning : The value of x is greater than 1000 and x is smaller or equal to 2000?

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Chris Evins

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Answered Dec 02, 2019

The correct answer to this question is X > 1000 && x <= 2000. Boolean expression is apart of computer science and is popularly used in Java programming. The expressions that are used will either be true or false.

Boolean expressions can include different constants that either be true or false. The expressions can also include Boolean variables, Boolean functions, and Boolean operators.

Many programming languages in the past would use operators like OR, AND, or NOT. Now, punctuation like the double ampersand, exclamation marks, plus and minus signs, and double pipe characters are used. Regardless of the operator used, the meaning of the expression will still be the same.

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John Adney

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Answered May 19, 2017

X > 1000 && x is the correct answer.

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John Smith

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Answered May 19, 2017

X > 1000 && x
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