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The value of the expression 6 == 3, in which the
equality operator appears, is 0, which means false as far as
C++ is concerned.
The value of the expression 6 != 3, in which the
inequality operator appears, is 1, which means true as far as
C++ is concerned.
Thus, the value returned by the == and != predicates
may be either 0 or 1:
| Integer Value | Meaning \ | |
0 | False \
1 | True \ |