Boolean Operators

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A '''boolean operator''' is a type of [[Operators|operator]] which combines [[Booleans|logic]] values to form another.

Standard boolean operators are:
*[[And]]
*[[Or]]
*[[Exclusive Or]]
*[[Not]]

By definition, these operators can only accept two inputs. However, these can be concatenated e.g.

{{codeblock|{{tag|value|Boolean}}{{Code|whitespace| }}{{Code|operator|and}}{{Code|whitespace| }}{{tag|value|Boolean}}{{Code|whitespace| }}{{Code|operator|and}}{{code|continuation|...}}}}

The order of execution is the same as the order of input. For instance, "{{code|literal|true}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|operator|or}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|literal|false}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|operator|and}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|literal|true}}" is semantically the same as "<SOURCE LANG="java" STYLE="display:inline-block;">(true || false) && true</SOURCE>".

== See also ==
*[[List of Keywords]]
* [[Operators]]

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