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A '''Logical Or''' is the result of a series of conditions which, when '''any condition''' evaluates to '''true''', the result evaluates to '''true'''. The only time a '''Logical Or''' expression evaluates to '''false''' is when all conditions evaluates to '''false'''.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:58, 27 October 2018

A Logical Or is the result of a series of conditions which, when any condition evaluates to true, the result evaluates to true. The only time a Logical Or expression evaluates to false is when all conditions evaluates to false.

Specifically:

  • true or true = true
  • true or false = true
  • false or true = true
  • false or false = false

See Logical disjunction (OR)