What the output of this question? bool y=5; cout<<y/2<<endl;

don't have a compiler to test it but I guess it will output 0. bool y=5; => y=true; cout << y/2 ( true / 2 = 1 / 2 = 0 ) << endl;

yes the output is 0 ... thank you 🙂

yes exactly it is 0! cool! never thought about it

Yes, it is, but more,try this code bool y=5; cout<<y; So, All the numbers in the language c++ are true, but after store into bool variable there is only 1 value,

it outputs 0

We can make this kind program for java