Why does C# && and || operators work the way they do?

Question

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I come from a C++ background. && is suppose to check if left side is true and right side is true. what does & have anything to do with th

Answer 1

If x == false, then x && y will be always false -> no need to see value of y. If x == true, then x & y happens. This gives you optimized logic operations.

For int it will be something like: T.false(x == true) ? x : T.&(x == true, y == true)