Logical Operators
Imagine you want to decide whether to go outside. You might think: "I'll go out if it's sunny and warm, or if it's not raining." This everyday reasoning is very similar to how you combine conditions in JavaScript using logical operators.
- The
&&operator means and, both conditions must be true; - The
||operator means or, at least one condition must be true; - The
!operator means not, it flips a condition to its opposite.
123456789let isSunny = true; let isWarm = false; let isRaining = false; if ((isSunny && isWarm) || !isRaining) { console.log("You can go outside!"); } else { console.log("Better stay indoors."); }
123456789let isSunny = false; let isWarm = true; let isRaining = true; if ((isSunny && isWarm) || !isRaining) { console.log("You can go outside!"); } else { console.log("Better stay indoors."); }
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Imagine you want to decide whether to go outside. You might think: "I'll go out if it's sunny and warm, or if it's not raining." This everyday reasoning is very similar to how you combine conditions in JavaScript using logical operators.
- The
&&operator means and, both conditions must be true; - The
||operator means or, at least one condition must be true; - The
!operator means not, it flips a condition to its opposite.
123456789let isSunny = true; let isWarm = false; let isRaining = false; if ((isSunny && isWarm) || !isRaining) { console.log("You can go outside!"); } else { console.log("Better stay indoors."); }
123456789let isSunny = false; let isWarm = true; let isRaining = true; if ((isSunny && isWarm) || !isRaining) { console.log("You can go outside!"); } else { console.log("Better stay indoors."); }
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