I saw the post of Nancy about & and && It arise me one question What is difference between | and | | operators Thanks Angela
Guy Reynolds
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Exactly the same as the difference between & and &&, | is the OR operator and | | is the short-circuit OR operator. ie, instead of performing logical AND with booleans they perform logical OR with booleans. Also instead of performing bitwise AND with int types, | performs bitwise OR with int types. [This message has been edited by Guy Reynolds (edited June 26, 2001).]
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Thanks angela
Originally posted by Guy Reynolds: Exactly the same as & and && except instead of performing logical AND with booleans they perform logical OR with booleans, also instead of performing bitwise AND with int types, | performs bitwise OR with int types.
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