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Briefly describe how the && operator works.

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The &&\textbf{\&\&} operator will take two (or more) operands, which can even be expressions, and returns a true\textbf{true} value only when both (all) operands are true\text{\underline{only when both (all) operands are true}}. If there is at least one false operand or expression, it will return false.

True (1)\textbf{(1)} && True (1)\textbf{(1)} \textrightarrow True (1)\textbf{(1)}

True (1)\textbf{(1)} && False (0)\textbf{(0)} \textrightarrow False (0)\textbf{(0)}

False (0)\textbf{(0)} && True (1)\textbf{(1)} \textrightarrow False (0)\textbf{(0)}

False (0)\textbf{(0)} && False (0)\textbf{(0)} \textrightarrow False (0)\textbf{(0)}

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