Consider the condition (c1 == c2). Which of the following are guaranteed to cause the condition to be true? (zero, one, or more answers may be correct) char c1 = 'a', c2 = 'a'; Book c1 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Book c2 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Book c1 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Вook c2 %3D с1%; O boolean c1 = false, c2 = false;

Consider the condition (c1 == c2). Which of the following are guaranteed to cause the condition to be true? (zero, one, or more answers may be correct) char c1 = 'a', c2 = 'a'; Book c1 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Book c2 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Book c1 = new Book ("xyz", 100); Вook c2 %3D с1%; O boolean c1 = false, c2 = false;

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter4: Making Decisions

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