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True

Step-by-step explanation:

Boolean Expressions

A boolean can hold two values: true (1) or false (0).
Boolean expressions are expressions that return boolean values.

(8 == 8) || (7 > 10) is a boolean expression. It's ought to return either true or false.

The Logical OR Operator (||)

OR is a logical operator that returns a boolean value.
It takes in 2 boolean inputs, A and B, and returns:

  • True if A is true and B is true
  • True if A is true and B is false
  • True if A is false and B is true
  • False if A is false and B is false

In other words, the logical OR operator will only return false if both inputs are false. Otherwise, it'll return true.

The Equality Relational Operator (==)

Put very simply, the equality relational operator takes in any two values and returns either true if the values are equal and false if they're not.

  • 9 == 9 returns true
  • "apple" == "banana" returns false

The Larger Than Relational Operator (>)

In the same way as the equality operator, the larger than operator takes in two numbers and returns either true if the first number is larger than the second, and false if it isn't.

Keep in mind that the operator could return false if the first number is smaller than or equal to the second number.

  • 10 > 9 returns true
  • 8 > 9 returns false
  • 9 > 9 returns false

Breaking Down The Problem

We can start by solving the two sides of the OR operator:

  • 8 == 8 returns true, as both numbers are equal.
  • 7 > 10 returns false, as 7 is not larger than 10.

Thus, we must solve the boolean expression: true || false.
As seen in our breakdown of the OR logical operator, this expression returns true, as the LHS is true.

The boolean expression (8==8) || (7>10) returns true.

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