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Perl » Language Basics » Boolean Operators 




Logical Operators (Short-Circuit Operators)
    

Operator    Alternative Form       Example             Meaning
&&          and                    $x && $y            If $x is true, evaluate $y and return $y
                                   $x and $y           If $x is false, evaluate $x and return $x
||          or                     $x || $y            If $x is true, evaluate $x and return $x
                                   $x or $y            If $x is false, evaluate $y and return $y
            xor                    $x xor $y           True if $x or $y is true, but not both
!           not                    !$x                 Not $x; true if $x is not true
                                   not $x   

   
    
    
    
  














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