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Latest revision as of 01:15, 19 July 2012

"And" and "or" are used to apply multiple conditions to a boolean statement.

  • && is the way perl represents "and"
  • || is the way perl represents "or"

Example:

 
  if ($age < 21 && $age >= 18) {
      print "Some content will be restricted because you are not older than 21.\n";
  }