Not quite true. You may want to group things together. Like you want
either a or b and C. You either have to have A. or you need to have b
and C ;) of course this is totaly redundant and pointless ;)
WIZARD PRODUCTIONS, Making The Majic In Movies...
On Sat, 16 Nov 1996, Jeff Burrell wrote:
> >
> > the AND/OR part is it |& or ||&& or what??
>
> let's say you're talking about this statement:
>
> if (a || b)
> {
> do x
> }
> else
> do y
>
> if a or b are true, you will do x.
> if a and b are true, you will do x.
> if neither a nor b are true, you will do y.
>
> net result: you never need an and/or operator, because the OR operator will
> work just fine.
>
> -Jeff
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