Question

different between && and ll​

Answer 1

Usage in programming languages.....

Hey mate it seems like you are learning any new programming language

Here is you answer

&& : It is used when you want to consider both the conditions as true

take for an instance :

int a=4, b=2, c=5;

if ( a>b && a<c)

{

// Statement

}

Compiler will check that are both the conditions true? and if they are it would go on to the statement other wise if statement would not be executed.....

Now.

for || ( or operator)compiler would execute the statement even if any one condition is correct.

Take for an instance:

int a=3,b=2,c=3;

if (a<b || a==c)

{

// Statement

}

In this compiler would check both the conditions and even if one is correct it would execute the Statement.

Hope it helps ❤️

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