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Perl » Language Basics » Boolean Operators

Short-circuit operators

   





#!/usr/bin/perl



$num1=50;

$num2=100;

$num3=0;



print $num1 && $num3, "\n";  

print $num3 && $num1, "\n";  

print $num1 && $num2, "\n";  

print $num2 && $num1, "\n\n";



print $num1 || $num3, "\n";  

print $num3 || $num1, "\n";  

print $num1 || $num2, "\n";  

print $num2 || $num1, "\n";

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