And

A logical (Boolean) operator that returns True only if both of its operands are true. Logical operators are used in logical (Boolean) expressions that operate with true/false values.

Usage

E1 And E2

Where:

E- true/false expressions.

Notes

• If one of the true/false expressions evaluates to false, the whole expression is evaluated as false due to the and logical operator. For example:

(10 > 1) and (10 > 20)

Will evaluate to False since the second expression is not true, even though the first expression (10 > 1) is true.

• The whole expression is evaluated as true if, and only if, all true/false expressions are true. For example:

(10 > 1) and (100 < 2000) and (1 = 1)

Will evaluate to True since all individual expressions are indeed true.

• Also see the logical expression Or for true/false evaluations.

Examples

2 = 1 And 2 = 2

Will return a value of False.

True And True And True

Will return a value of True.