Programming and Data Structures by Pearson

54 Programming and Data Structures

3.16 Write a program to display 1 if inputed number is except 100 otherwise 0. Use the

logical NOT operator (!).

xnain()

{

in t x,z;

c l r s c r () ;

printf ("Enter number:");

scanf ("%d", &cx);

z=(xl=100 ? 1 : 0);

printf ("d :%d", z);

}

OUTPUT : Enter number : 100

d : 0

Enter number: 10

d : 1

Explanation In the above program ! NOT operator is used with the conditional operator. The

value of x is entered. Here, if the value of x is other than 100 then 1 is assigned to z otherwise 0.

3.7 BITWISE OPERATORS

C supports a set of bitwise operators as listed in the Table 3.6. C supports ...