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Jaleh Posted 9 years ago
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what's the difference between these two sentences?
True if any element is nonzero & True if all elements are nonzero
Actually I should know the difference between any and all. aren't they the same?
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True if any element is nonzero: 0, 0, 0 FALSE 0, 1, 0 TRUE 1, 1, 0 TRUE 1, 1, 1 TRUE True if all elements are nonzero: 0, 0, 0 FALSE 0, 1, 0 FALSE 1, 1, 0 FALSE 1, 1, 1 TRUE
- True if any element is nonzero: 0, 0, 0 FALSE 0, 1, 0 TRUE 1, 1, 0 TRUE 1, 1, 1 TRUE True if all elements are nonzero: 0, 0, 0 FALSE 0, 1, 0 FALSE 1, 1, 0 FALSE 1, 1, 1 TRUE
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True if any element is nonzero:
0, 0, 0 FALSE
0, 1, 0 TRUE
1, 1, 0 TRUE
1, 1, 1 TRUE
True if all elements are nonzero:
0, 0, 0 FALSE
0, 1, 0 FALSE
1, 1, 0 FALSE
1, 1, 1 TRUE
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jalehTrue if any element is nonzero
For example:
0 ? 1= true
1 ? 0= true
1 ? 1=true
0 ? 0= false
jaleh True if all elements are nonzero
1 ? 1=true
0 ? 1=false
1 ? 0=false
0 ? 0=false
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