Boolean expressions and conditionals 3 General Conditionals

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When two Boolean expressions are joined by &&, short circuit evaluation

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will cause the Java compiler to stop evaluating if the first expression is false

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When two Boolean expressions are joined by ||, short circuit evaluation

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will cause the Java compiler to stop evaluating if the first expression is true

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(x && y) && !(x && y) will always evaluate to

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false

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According to De Morgan's Laws, !(x && y) is equivalent to

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!x || !y

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!(x > y) is equivalent to

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x <= y