If a programming language does not use short-circuit evaluation, what is the output of the following code fragment if the value of myInt is 0?
Int other=3, myInt;
IfmyInt !=0 && other % myInt !=0)
Cout

Question

If a programming language does not use short-circuit evaluation, what is the output of the following code fragment if the value of myInt is 0?
Int other=3, myInt;
IfmyInt !=0 && other % myInt !=0)
Cout << "other is odd
";
Else
Cout << "other is even
";
A) other is even
B) other is odd
C) 0
D) run-time error, no output

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Without short-circuit evaluation, the expression `other % myInt != 0` will be evaluated even when `myInt` is 0, leading to a division by zero error, hence a run-time error occurs.

If a Programming Language Does Not Use Short-Circuit Evaluation, What