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In the given question, the following code segment is given to us and we are asked, what will happen, what will happen if a equal to equal to b is false.
00:20
So, what does this mean? so, a equal to equal to b is false would mean that we can write, if a equal to equal to b is false, then it means, then it means that a not equal to b, a not equal to b is true, right? so, in the code that we have been given over here, the condition that is checked first is, if a is not equal to b and if a is equal to equal to b is false, that would mean that a not equal to b is true.
01:11
So, the first condition is true and now we should also pass this condition as well.
01:19
So, after checking this condition, we are going to check this condition and if both these conditions are true, only then statement one will be executed, right? and if this condition, if the second condition is not true, then in that case, statement two will be executed and then statement three will be executed.
01:45
Since statement three is not inside this loop, it will be executed after either statement one or statement two is executed.
01:55
So, the case is that, if we found that both these conditions are true, that is, a is not equal to b and n divided by a minus b, if they are both true, then only statement one is executed and after that, statement three will be executed and if the case is that this a not equal to b is true, but the second case, n divided by a minus b greater than 90 is not true, in that case, statement one won't be executed, but statement two and statement three will be executed.
02:39
But what we have been given in the question is that we just know that one of the conditions, that is, a not equal to b is true, but we don't know whether the second condition is true or false, right? so, this would mean that we cannot predict what happens exactly when just a equal to equal to b is false.
03:06
We should know the condition, whether this condition n divided by a minus b is greater than 90 and only when we know the state of this condition, we can say which of these statements will be executed.
03:22
So, what we could do then is we can now look at the options that are given in the question, right? so, there are five options that are given in this question.
03:34
Let's look at each of these options and correct the and choose the correct option out of the five...