Logical OR Operator Quiz
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How can the return value of the || operator be explicitly converted to a boolean value?

  • Using a double NOT operator or the Boolean() constructor (correct)
  • Using a triple AND operator
  • Using the !=
  • Using the typeof operator

    • What does the logical OR (||) operator return if x can be converted to true?

  • x (correct)
  • y
  • true
  • false

    • In logic, when is a complex sentence formed using the OR sentential connective considered true?

  • When neither of its constituent sentences is true
  • When at least one of its constituent sentences is true (correct)
  • When its constituent sentences are false
  • When both of its constituent sentences are true

    • What is the etymological origin of 'or' as used in logic?

    <p>Middle English, alteration of other, alteration of Old English oththe</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Or' as used in logic is true when at least one of its inputs is present. What is this characteristic called?

    <p>'Or' being inclusive</p> Signup and view all the answers

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