The code you've provided seems to have a few syntax issues, but let's break down the logical flow of it based on your description.
The logical statement is as follows:
IF num != 8 OR num = 5 THEN
OUTPUT "Yes"
ELSE
OUTPUT "No"
If a user inputs 10
for num
, we evaluate the conditions:
num != 8
→10 != 8
is True.num = 5
→10 = 5
is False.
Since the condition uses a logical OR (OR
), we only need one of the conditions to be true for the entire condition to evaluate as true. Since the first condition is true, the whole condition is true.
Therefore, the output of the program will be:
Yes
So the answer is Yes.