CSCA08H3 Lecture 3: CSC108 - Week 3 Notes

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Visualizes calling functions in other functions and how multiple stack frames store similar variable and stuff. Again, it"s much easier to watch this video: https://teach. cdf. toronto. edu/stg108/content/challenges/59/1. The values true and false are type bool (as opposed to. Comparison operators: states true or false if the comparison is true or false: less than ( < ): eg. 3 < 4 returns true: greater than ( > ): eg. 3 > 4 returns false: equal ( == ): eg. 3 = = 1 * 3 returns true since both sides are equal. 7 == 7. 0 is also true: greater than or equal to ( >= ): eg. 3 >= 3 is true since they are equal in this case: less than or equal to ( <= ): eg. 4 <= 3 is false since 4 is greater than 3: not equal to ( != ): eg.

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