Given: The following code is given:

string s1 = "Good morning";

string s2 = "Good afternoon";

cout<< s1[0] <

cout<< (s1 == s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 != s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 > s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 >= s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 < s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 <= s2 ? "true": "false") <

To find:Â The output of the code.

string s1 = "Good morning";

string s2 = "Good afternoon";

cout<< s1[0] <

cout<< (s1 == s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 != s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 > s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 >= s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 < s2 ? "true": "false") <

cout<< (s1 <= s2 ? "true": "false") <

Solution:

The following code on being run will display the following output.

G

false

true

true

true

false

false

First, it displays the first character of the string by printing s1[0].

In the next line, the condition, s1==s2, is checked. It evaluates to false, hence †̃falseâ€TM gets printed.

In the next line, the condition, s1!=s2, is checked. It evaluates to true, hence †̃trueâ€TM gets printed...