-1 OR 3*2>5

Short answer: true (the expression evaluates to a truthy value).

Why:

• 3*2 > 5 is 6 > 5, which is true.
• -1 is nonzero, so it’s treated as true in languages that treat nonzero integers as true.
• True OR True = True.

Language-specific notes:

• C/C++: -1 || (6>5) yields 1 (true).
• Python: -1 or (6>5) yields -1 (the value -1 is truthy, though the boolean value is True). If you coerce to bool, it’s True.
• JavaScript: -1 || (6>5) yields -1 (since -1 is truthy); the boolean result is True.
• Java: expression as written isn’t valid because -1 isn’t a boolean; you’d need (-1 != 0) || (6 > 5).

If you tell me the language/context you’re studying, I’ll give the exact evaluation and result format for that case.