Evaluate the truth values of the declared variables. Conditions are formed using relational or equality operators. This is written in Java

boolean ham = false; (spinach)

boolean cheese = true; (lasagna)

char ketchup = 'y'; (salad)

Choose True or False for each highlighted expression	Choose Yes or No	Truth value of the complex condition. Choose True or False
Example Value = False ham && cheese && salad = 'y'	short circuit? Yes	False
(Blank) && (Blank) && (Blank) !ham && cheese && ketchup == 'y'		(Blank)
(Blank) !(ham && cheese && ketchup == 'y' )	Short circuit? (Blank)	(Blank )
(Blank) & (Blank) !(ham && cheese) & ketchup != 'y'		( Blank )
ketchup = 'n' (blank) & (blank) !(ham & cheese) & ketchup != 'y'		( Blank )
ketchup = 'n' (Blank) && (Blank) ham ^ cheese && ketchup != 'y'	short circuit (Blank)	(blank)
(Blank) && (Blank) ( ham || cheese) && ketchup == 'Y'	short circuit (Blank)	(Blank)
Ketchup == 'Y' (blank) && (blank) ham | cheese && ketchup == 'y'	short circuit (Blank)	(Blank)

(Blank) | (Blank) ham | cheese ^ketchup = 'y'

(Blank)

When it says (blank), that is when the value will be placed according to the column.

Thank you.

ham | cheese ^ ketchup == 'y' | | (Blank)