Here is the C++ program to perform logical operations. You all should have in mind how it works exactly. Here is the algorithm.
Steps
User side:
1: User asked to enter a value for variable 'a' (it should be 1 or 0)
2: User again asked to enter a value for variable 'b' (it should be 1 or 0)
3: User will get the reults for And, Or and Not operations on values.
Developer side
1: Declare variables that are going to be used in program.
2: Input the value for variable 'a' from user.
3: Input the value for variable 'b' from user.
4: Display result for AND operator by placing (a&&b) in the 'cout' statement.
5: Display result for OR operator by placing (a||b) in the 'cout' statement.
6: Display result for And operator by placing (!a) in the cout statement and then (!b) in the 'cout' statement.
7: Program end.
Here is the C++ program to perform logical operations. You all should have in mind how it works exactly. Here is the algorithm.
Steps
User side:
1: User asked to enter a value for variable 'a' (it should be 1 or 0)
2: User again asked to enter a value for variable 'b' (it should be 1 or 0)
Developer side
1: Declare variables that are going to be used in program.
2: Input the value for variable 'a' from user.
3: Input the value for variable 'b' from user.
4: Display result for AND operator by placing (a&&b) in the 'cout' statement.
5: Display result for OR operator by placing (a||b) in the 'cout' statement.
6: Display result for And operator by placing (!a) in the cout statement and then (!b) in the 'cout' statement.
7: Program end.
Code:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int
main()
{
bool a,
b;
cout << "Enter
The Value Of a (1 or 0) : ";
cin >> a;
cout << "Enter
The Value Of b ()a or 0) : ";
cin >> b;
cout << "AND
: " << (a&&b) << endl;
cout << "OR : " << (a||b) <<
endl;
cout << "NOT
For a : " << (!a) << endl;
cout << "NOT
For b : " << (!b) << endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
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