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operator values program in c++

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int i=0;
int j=1;
int k=5;
bool btype = true;
bool btype2 = false;
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = 100<7 && !(5>10) || !btype2 && (j==0);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = 11>5 && (j=9) || (i=4);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = 10<4 || (i=1) && (j=7);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (i=100) || (j=0) && (k=12);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (k=0) && (j=1) || (i=13);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (k=1) && (btype2) || (j=2);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (k=3) && (j=5) || (i=0) && (btype2=true);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (j=8) || (k=9) && (i=1) || (btype2=false);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
btype = (k=0) && (j=5) || (i=0) && (btype2=true);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;
i = j = (k=5) && (11>5);
cout<<i<<'\t'<<j<<'\t'<<k<<'\t'<<btype<<'\t'<<btype2<<'\t'<<endl;

return 0;}


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output:

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