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- if (A && B || C)
And then this operation:
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- if (A && B || A && C)
In other words, these two statements above are not the same, correct?
If the above is all correct, then is there a way with the second statement to not have to repeat A? Maybe it's like this:
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- if (A &| B || C)
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- if (B &| A &| C)
Alright, I give! So is there even a way to write "A&B or A&C" without have to write A twice? I guess at this point, after all this mess, it probably doesn't matter. Sigh.
Man, even asking questions about boolean operators is tough. No wonder I have so much trouble understanding them.