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Hello and welcome.

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In this video I'll be introducing you to the javascript logical operators for JavaScript logical operators

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who are used to determine the logic between variables or values.

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So this is a basic table that shows you two logical operators.

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The first is called and and is represented by the ampersand symbol.

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What that does.

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It checks if all the conditions are met.

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And it will return a boolean result either true or false.

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If all the conditions are met it will return true.

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If not it returns false.

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The links is the or operator which is represented by the pipe symbol.

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It checks if any condition has been met and it will return a true boolean result.

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So the key distinction between the end and the all is that when you're using the.

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And to check conditions or the conditions has to evaluate to true.

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If they're not met then it will return a false boolean result boolean resolved basically means true

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or false in the all operator you only have to satisfy one condition it will return true result.

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So let me quickly illustrate how the logical operators are used in the console.

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So I'm going to start by creating a couple of variables are quite variable x.

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I give you the value of seven are great on another variable and I'm going to call this variable Y and

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I'll give it a value of six.

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Now I can use the logical operators to check the condition so I can say X is less than 10.

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If x is less than 10 and Y is greater than 6.

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This will evaluate to be false because the first condition is true X is less than 10 but second condition

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is forced because Y is not greater than six so it will evaluate to be false.

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So if I use the all operator with the same condition it will return true because one part of the condition

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is true.

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So it will return everything as true.

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For example the same illustration if I come in and say X is less than 10

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or Y is greater than six.

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This will evaluate to be true because the first part of the condition is true X is less than 10.

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So that's basically how you use a logical operator.

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In a nutshell once you understand this basic use of it then it will be able to it'll make most sense

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when you start using it later.

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Thank you for watching and bye for now.