The operator that produces the logical values of True or False
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A logical operator has logical values (false/true) as operands and produces a single logical (false/true) value. The shortcut operators (&&, ||) will stop the evaluation of an expression as soon as the results of the entire expression is known. A logical expression is always evaluated from left to right.
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