The AND operator checks if all conditions are true. Unlike OR, which is true if any condition is true, AND only returns true if all conditions are met. If even one is false, the result is false.
Syntax
param1 AND param2
Examples
Check two conditions
Both conditions must be true for the result to be true.
age > 18 AND city == "Paris"
If age > 18 AND city == "Paris", the result is true. If either condition is false (for example the age is under 18 or the city is not Paris), the result is false.
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OR
The operator that only needs one condition to be true, unlike AND.
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