I need help with the following:

What is the output of the following code? (Note that it will be a series of T and F's with no spaces) if (!(6 <= 7)) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F'; if ((14 >= 5) && ('A' < 'B')) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F'; if (('A' <= 'a') || (7 != 7)) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F';

What is the output of the following code? (Note that it will be a series of T and F's with no spaces) int x = 12, y = 34, z = 18; if (!(x - y >= 1)) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F'; if (z <= 7 || y < 12) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F'; if ((z x >= y) || (y x != z + 4)) cout << 'T'; else cout << 'F';

What is the output of the following code? (Note that it will be a series of letters with no spaces) int num1 = 3, num2 = 4; if (num1 == 5) cout << 'A'; cout << 'B'; if (num2 == 4) { cout << 'C'; cout << 'D'; } if (num2 == 2) ; cout << 'E';

When the exp1 in assert(exp1); is ______, the program will terminate.

What keyword is used to catch all values that are listed in any case statement?

For "(expression1) && (expression2)", if expression1 is ________, then expression2 will not be evaluated according to the short-circuit rules.