Java   Input class bool_operator { publicstaticvoid main(String args[]) { boolean a =true; boolean b =!true; boolean c = a | b; boolean d = a & b; boolean e = d ? b : c; System.out.println(d +" "+ e); } }   Find output

please fix what is wrong with the below C# code:   using System; namespace Animals{    class Animals    {        public static bool CheckGuess(string animalType, string typeGuess)        {            static bool Main(string[] args, string animalType, string typeGuess)        {            if (String.Equals(animalType, typeGuess)){                return true;            }            return false;        }             string animalType = "Dog";        string typeGuess;        int count = 0;        bool result;        Console.Write("Guess the animal: ");    typeGuess = Console.ReadLine();            while(true){            count++;            result = CheckGuess(animalType, typeGuess);        if(result){            Console.WriteLine("You have Guess it Correct in " + count + " times.\n");            break;        }    else{    Console.WriteLine("You have Guess it Wrong " + count + " times!!\n");        Console.Write("Guess the animal again: ");            typeGuess = Console.ReadLine();…

using System; class Program { publicstaticvoid Main(string[] args) { int number = 1; while (number <= 88) { Console.WriteLine(number); number = number + 2; } int[] randNo = newint[88]; Random r = new Random(); int i=0; while (number <= 88) { randNo[i] = number; number+=1; i+=1; } for (i = 0; i < 3; i++) { Console.WriteLine("Random Numbers between 1 and 88 are " + randNo[r.Next(1, 88)]); } } }     this code counts from 1-88 in odds and then selects three different random numbers. it keeps choosing 0 as a random number everytime. how can that be fixed?

Debug C language   main() { char ch = 'r'; boo isVowel = false;  if(ch=='a'ch=='A'ch=='e'ch=='E'ch=='i'ch=='I' ch=='o'ch=='O'ch=='u'ch=='U') {           isVowel = true; if (isVowel == true) printf("%d is a Consonant", ch); else printf("%d is a Vowel", ch);  }