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OR (boolean)

Samuel Gomes edited this page Nov 8, 2022 · 1 revision

The OR conditional operator evaluates an expression to true (-1) if any of the arguments is also true.

Syntax

IF expression1 OR expression2 THEN {code}

Description

  • OR adds an alternative to another conditional evaluation. If either element in the evaluation is true then the evaluation is true.
  • Parenthesis may be used to clarify the order of comparisons in an evaluation.
  • Not to be confused with the AND and OR numerical operations.

Relational Operators:

Symbol Condition Example Usage
= Equal IF a = b THEN
<> NOT equal IF a <> b THEN
< Less than IF a < b THEN
> Greater than IF a > b THEN
<= Less than or equal IF a <= b THEN
>= Greater than or equal IF a >= b THEN

Example(s)

a% = 100
b% = 50

IF (a% > b% AND a% < 100) OR b% = 50 THEN PRINT "True"

True

Explanation: The first evaluation was False, but the OR evaluation made the statement true and the code was executed.

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