Difference between boolean & operator and && operator
Answer :
& evaluates both sides of the operation
&& evaluates the left side of the operation and if it’s true then it continues and evaluates the right side
Please see Boolean Logical Operators table below for reference:
| Operator | Result |
| & | Logical AND |
| | | Logical OR |
| ^ | Logical XOR (exclusive OR) |
| || | Short-circuit OR |
| && | Short-circuit AND |
| ! | Logical unary NOT |
| &= | AND assignment |
| |= | OR assignment |
| ^= | XOR assignment |
| (==) | Equal to |
| != | Not equal to |
| ?: | Ternary if-then-else |
