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7.
What will be the output of the C#.NET code snippet given below?
char ch = Convert.ToChar ('a' | 'b' | 'c');
switch (ch)
{
case 'A':
case 'a':
Console.WriteLine ("case A | case a");
break;
case 'B':
case 'b':
Console.WriteLine ("case B | case b");
break;
case 'C':
case 'c':
case 'D':
case 'd':
Console.WriteLine ("case D | case d");
break;
}Discussion:
13 comments Page 1 of 2.
Karthickkumar A said:
2 years ago
I do not understand how the variable ch takes the value 'c'. Can somebody explain this, please?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sridhar said:
7 years ago
How? tell me.
Mayank Kumar said:
8 years ago
Pleas e solve this Query .
What will be output. I can not understand logic.
char ch = Convert.ToChar('a' | 'B' | 'C'|'D' );
What will be output. I can not understand logic.
char ch = Convert.ToChar('a' | 'B' | 'C'|'D' );
Pathan said:
9 years ago
How can we find ASCII value?
Sushant said:
10 years ago
Can you tell me properly how it is working? Because how you decided to convert to ASCII value?
Rajveer singh said:
1 decade ago
First ch is assigned value 'a' then 'b' and at last 'c' because of the 'or', '|' operator, so what ever be the last value, will be assigned to c.
Shankar Jat said:
1 decade ago
0 and 1 return in case of ||(OR) , not in case of |....
'a' --> 0110 0001
'b' --> 0110 0010
'c' --> 0110 0011
'a'|'b' ---> 01100011
('a'|'b')|'c' --> 01100011('c')
-----------------
So,
'a'|'b'|'c' --> 0110 0011
Thats why it return 'c'.
And match with 'c' after that there is break statement till got break....so o/p is case D | case d.
'a' --> 0110 0001
'b' --> 0110 0010
'c' --> 0110 0011
'a'|'b' ---> 01100011
('a'|'b')|'c' --> 01100011('c')
-----------------
So,
'a'|'b'|'c' --> 0110 0011
Thats why it return 'c'.
And match with 'c' after that there is break statement till got break....so o/p is case D | case d.
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Venkat said:
1 decade ago
I Can't able to understand it. Then why compiler not assign a / b to character 'ch' variable. I think left to right precedence base last 'c' is assign to 'ch' variable. Please clear my doubt's.
Ashwini Shelke said:
1 decade ago
The trick behind this question is it first will convert a character to its bit value and performs or operation and final result of or operation will be returned as a char.
Ex. convert.ToChar('0'|'1')
Here 0 will get its bit value as 000 and 1 as 001 and or result of these two ll be 1 so it will return 1. If it is & operation then it will return 0.
Ex. convert.ToChar('0'|'1')
Here 0 will get its bit value as 000 and 1 as 001 and or result of these two ll be 1 so it will return 1. If it is & operation then it will return 0.
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Rathi said:
1 decade ago
ASCII value of each char are,
'a' --> 0110 0001
'b' --> 0110 0010 (| - Bit wise OR)
'c' --> 0110 0011
-----------------
'a'|'b'|'c' --> 0110 0011 (it nothing but 'c')
In case c is true, then there is no Break after c, So it execute continuously
Therefore output is : [c]. case D | case d
'a' --> 0110 0001
'b' --> 0110 0010 (| - Bit wise OR)
'c' --> 0110 0011
-----------------
'a'|'b'|'c' --> 0110 0011 (it nothing but 'c')
In case c is true, then there is no Break after c, So it execute continuously
Therefore output is : [c]. case D | case d
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