Answer:
ampersands
Explanation:
In the programming the AND operator is denoted as '&&' , two ampersands.
it is used to between two conditions and give Boolean result.
It has four possible result:
first condition TRUE second TRUE, result TRUE
first condition TRUE second FALSE, result FALSE
first condition FALSE second TRUE, result FALSE
first condition FALSE second FALSE , result FALSE
For example:
(5 > 0 && 7 > 4): it gives the result TRUE because both are true.
5 > 8 && 7 > 4): it gives the result FALSE because one is false.
