Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Adobe Flash 
Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Adobe Flash |
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You use logical operators to compare Boolean values (true and false) and then return a Boolean value based on the comparison. For example, if you have two operands that evaluate to true, the logical AND (&&) operator returns true. Or if one or both of the operands evaluate to true, the logical OR (||) operator returns true.
The logical operators take two operands and return a Boolean result. The logical operators differ in precedence and are listed in the table in order of decreasing precedence:
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&&
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Logical AND |
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Logical OR |
For information on using logical operators, see Using logical operators.
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