Logical operators

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Logical operators

Logical operators in Java are used to combine multiple boolean expressions or to invert the result of a boolean expression. They are fundamental in decision-making, enabling you to write complex conditions in your programs.

Logical Operators

Operator	Description	Example
`&&`	Logical AND: true if both operands are true	`(a > b) && (x < y)`
`\|\|`	Logical OR: true if at least one operand is true	`(a > b) \|\| (x < y)`
`!`	Logical NOT: inverts the boolean value	`!(a > b)`

Example 1: Using AND (&&) and OR (||) Operators

Below is an example that demonstrates the use of the logical AND (&&) and logical OR (||) operators.

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Explanation:

The first part uses the && operator to ensure both conditions (a < b) and (a > c) are true.
The second part uses the || operator where at least one condition (a > b) or (a > c) must be true.

These examples illustrate how logical operators can combine and invert boolean expressions to control the flow in your Java applications.

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