Boolean values in C++ are represented as internally as 0 (false) and anything else (true). What is the result of (3 7) as a boolean value and what is its internal representation ? 2) Write, using the operators ! (not), , =, || and && , the opposite of the following: a < b && c < d

The opposite will be a boolean expression using the operators above such that it is true if the above is false, and false if the expression above is true

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