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Bretney Scott
20,319 PointsQuiz question
Quiz question:
Carlos is just getting started and he has completed the HTML and CSS courses. What answer is stored in the boolean isQualified below:
boolean isQualified = ( learnedHTML && learnedJavaScript && learnedCSS );
Answer choices: True False
The possible answer choices don't match the question (at least in my mind)
3 Answers
Paul Wroe
13,762 PointsisQualified can only hold a true or false.
The expression on the right of the equals sign gets evaluated. It looks like learnedHTML, learnedJavaScript, and learnedCSS are all boolean, that is to say that the value is either yes or no. (true or false).
If all three are true then isQualified will be true. If you have learned HTML AND learned JavaScript, AND learned CSS then it is True that you are Qualified. If any of the values on the right side of equals sign are false, isQualified is false.
I hope that helps.
Bretney Scott
20,319 PointsJust a question in relation to my question: after looking over the other questions again, is it asking for whether the output WILL BE true or false?
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 PointsHi Bretney, the question is asking if the above line ... "boolean isQualified = ( learnedHTML && learnedJavaScript && learnedCSS );" is true (correct) or false (wrong) according to the given scenario.