Answer :
The result to the given value of 11110, we can see that they do not match. Therefore, the statement "f|y = 11110" is false.
To determine if the statement "f|y = 11110" is true or false, we need to understand the bitwise OR operation and apply it to the given values.
The bitwise OR operation compares the binary representations of two numbers and returns a new number where each bit is the result of applying the OR operator to the corresponding bits of the original numbers. In this case, we are asked to perform the bitwise OR operation on the variables f and y.
Let's first convert the given values to their binary representations:
x = 60 -> 00111100
y = 63 -> 00111111
f = 62 -> 00111110
Now, let's perform the bitwise OR operation between f and y:
00111110 (f)
OR 00111111 (y)
____________
00111111 (result)
The binary representation of the result is 00111111, which is equal to 63 in decimal form.
Comparing the result to the given value of 11110, we can see that they do not match. Therefore, the statement "f|y = 11110" is false.
In summary, the correct answer is False.
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