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Just when you think you've discovered all the things C++ can do to you ”think again. There are still more surprises in store. Question 30-1: Why does Example 30-1 think everything is two? (This inspired the final note.) Example 30-1. not2/not2.cpp#include <iostream> int main( ) { int number; std::cout << "Enter a number: "; std::cin >> number; if (number =! 2) std::cout << "Number is not two\n"; else std::cout << "Number is two\n"; return (0); } |
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