Does the compiler continue evaluating an expression where all must be true if the first is false?

Question

I\'m sure this question has probably been answered before, so I apologize, but I wasn\'t able to find the proper search terms to find the answer.

Given the following

Answer 1

No. The && operator short-circuits (which means it stops evaluating the expression after any part of the expression evaluates to false).

The || operator also short-circuits but stops evaluating after any part of the expression evaluates to true.