As I was reading a colleague\'s Java code, I stumbled upon an army of if/else statements. In these statements, several && and || operators wer
&&
||
According to Java tutorials && has higher precedence over ||
So your true || true && false would be evaluated as true || (true && false)
true || true && false
true || (true && false)
And your false && true || true would be evaluated as (false && true) || true
false && true || true
(false && true) || true
Resulting in an output of true in both case.
true