Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science

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In logical operations, what is the result of F and F?

T
F
TRUE
FALSE

The correct answer is: F

In logical operations, the "AND" operation requires both operands to evaluate to true (or T) in order to produce a true result. When both operands are false (F), as in the case of F and F, the result of the operation will also be false. Therefore, the outcome of F and F is indeed false. This principle is foundational in logic, affecting how Boolean expressions are evaluated in programming and computer science. Recognizing that AND results in true only when both operands are true is critical for understanding conditional statements and the flow of programs.