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The term "(inclusive)"
Feb 26, 2011 at 11:39am
Hi guys
I'm busy with my very first assignment and I've stubled upon a trick qeustion. Please bear in mind that English is not my first language and that is the reason I'm struggling with this one. Well here it goes.
The question is as follows
Which of the following options is a correct C++ instruction to determine if the number is between 1 and 100(inclusive).
Now the part that I'm struggeling with is the term "(inclusive)". Does it mean that the number 1 and 100 are also included or are we only talking about no 2 to 99?
I'm busy with my very first assignment and I've stubled upon a trick qeustion. Please bear in mind that English is not my first language and that is the reason I'm struggling with this one. Well here it goes.
The question is as follows
Which of the following options is a correct C++ instruction to determine if the number is between 1 and 100(inclusive).
Now the part that I'm struggeling with is the term "(inclusive)". Does it mean that the number 1 and 100 are also included or are we only talking about no 2 to 99?
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