&& (boolean AND) operator
| Type | Assocation | Precedence | Input types | Output types |
| binary | left | 2 | bool | bool |
This operator performs a Boolean AND operation on the two operands of type bool and returns the result, which is also a bool value. If the two operands are both equal to true, this operator returns true, otherwise it returns false. The && operator is often used with conditionals and loops. Examples:
false && false ; false true && false ; false false && true ; false true && true ; true
See Also
|| (boolean OR) operator
! (boolean negation) operator