I CAN'T UNDERSTAND THE CODE

[Kunal -]

[Kunal -]

IN IF STATEMENT WE GENERALLY WRITE CONDITION BUT WHAT IS THE CONDITION HERE

On Friday, 13 November 2020 at 20:33:25 UTC+5:30 Kunal - wrote:

[AC]

Hi,

Just follow the link: https://groups.google.com/a/nptel.iitm.ac.in/g/cs1001-discuss/c/BMrRQk-QeIo/m/cbGVrzQ1AwAJ

Hope this helps.

All the best!

[Ranjit John]

If (P) means 'If (P = = True)'

Same way Q, means 'If (Q == True)'

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[Computational Thinking Support 2]

Yes what Ranjith told is correct, The if conditions checks for  Boolean values  "True" or "False". Here already P is having values either True or False, so we may not need to explicitly check If (P == True).

Regards,

Nijin

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[Cacklo Uncle]

But it is not written anywhere what P and Q represent. I might seem dumb asking that question. PLease help

[Computational Thinking Support 2]

When you check the procedure, initially P and Q are assigned False. And there after it may change to True if the conditions satisfies. It it can only take either True or False.

Thanks and Regards

Nijin 

IITM Online Degree Programme