And, or, either (&& || ^)

Combines TRUE and FALSE values.

Syntax

a && b
a || b
a ^ b

Result

TRUE or FALSE: && when both are TRUE; || when either is; ^ when one is and the other isn't.

Examples

In the example drawing:

Expression	Gives
`TRUE&&FALSE`	`FALSE`
`TRUE\\|\\|FALSE`	`TRUE`
`TRUE^TRUE`	`FALSE`
`L>100&&W>100`	`TRUE`
`TRUE\\|\\|FALSE&&FALSE`	`FALSE`
`TRUE\\|\\|(FALSE&&FALSE)`	`TRUE`

Notes

&&, || and ^ come together, and are worked out left to right: TRUE||FALSE&&FALSE is (TRUE||FALSE)&&FALSE, which is FALSE. Use brackets to say which goes first. Both sides are always worked out, even when the first one decides the answer.