Question

1 :0=X? X=Error?; X=1?; X=0?; X=(x×1)?; X=♾?; X=X!!!? ;)

Answer 1

Let's break down each of the expressions you provided:

1. 0=X? Here, you're comparing the value of X to 0. It's a logical equality check, so the result will depend on the value assigned to X. If X is equal to 0, the expression will evaluate to true (1), otherwise false (0).

2. X=Error?; This expression seems to be assigning the value "Error" to X. So after this statement, X will have the value "Error".

3. X=1?; Similar to the previous expression, this assigns the value 1 to X. So after this statement, X will have the value 1.

4. X=0?; This assigns the value 0 to X. After this statement, X will have the value 0.

5. X=(x×1)?; This expression seems to use the variable "x" to calculate a value and assigns it to X. However, since the value of "x" is not specified, we can't determine the exact result of this expression.

6. X=♾?; The symbol "♾" is not recognizable as a specific value or operation, so it's unclear what you intended here. If you meant it to be a placeholder or a special value, please provide more context or clarification.

7. X=X!!!? ;) This expression appears to compare the value of X to itself concatenated with "!!!" and a question mark. Since the concatenation doesn't change the value of X, the expression will evaluate to true (1) if X has a non-zero value and false (0) if X is zero.

Please note that the expressions you provided contain some unconventional elements, such as the use of symbols and punctuation marks, which may not adhere to standard programming syntax. If you're trying to achieve something specific or have further questions, please let me know!