condition3
Definition
Condition3 refers to yet another logical expression used in programming. It helps determine whether certain actions should be performed based on specific conditions being met.
Analogy
Consider going shopping online and using condition3 as your budget limit - if the total cost exceeds your budget, you won't make the purchase.
Related terms
Relational Operator: A relational operator compares two values and returns true or false based on the relationship between them.
Boolean Variable: A boolean variable is a data type that can hold either true or false, often used to store the result of a condition evaluation.
Compound Condition: A compound condition is created by combining multiple conditions using logical operators like AND (&&) or OR (||).
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