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Operator Meaning Example Outcome if age is 42
< Less than age < 21 false
16 true
>= Greater than or equal to age >= 30 true
Understanding conditional logical operators
C# also provides two other binary Boolean operators: the logical AND operator, which is represented
by the && symbol, and the logical OR operator, which is represented by the || symbol. Collectively,
these are known as the conditional logical operators. Their purpose is to combine two Boolean
expressions or values into a single Boolean result. These operators are similar to the equality and
relational operators in that the value of the expressions in which they appear is either true or false,
but they differ in that the values on which they operate must also be either true or false.
The outcome of the && operator is true if and only if both of the Boolean expressions it’s evaluating
are true. For example, the following statement assigns the value true to validPercentage if and only
if the value of percent is greater than or equal to 0 and the value of percent is less than or equal to
100:
bool validPercentage;
validPercentage = (percent >= 0) && (percent = 0 && = 0 && percent = 0) && (percent = and