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n1k = (200<fChange<100) / 100;

a legal staement in C programming?if sho what does it mean?

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Sure it's valid...though n1k will ALWAYS equate to 0

Reason: n1k is assigned the value of ( bool ) / 100

-The boolean value returend will always return false ( or 0 ) -fChange can never be bigger than 200 and smaller than 100 at the same time
-0 divided by or multiplied by anything will always return 0

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