Are there good uses for non-short-circuiting logical (boolean) operators in Java/Scala?

Question

I recently discovered that Java (and Scala) include non-short-circuiting logical operators &, |, and ^. I previously thought thes

Answer 1

If you are trying to track answers or input for something, and that depends on both sides of your non-short-circuit boolean running.

As an example, say you have:

if(methodA() & methodB()){
    //some code
}

And within the methodB() method some essential code is running. If that was a short circuit code ( && ) and methodA() was false, methodB() would never run.

That is one of the uses I can think of, at least.