Or operation

The logical or operation evaluates to true when at least one of the operands is true and false otherwise.

To use the or operator, place a || sign between two expressions:

/*<value>*/ || /*<value>*/

For a more natural language feel, you can use or:

/*<value>*/ or /*<value>*/

Here is a practical example:

true or false // true

Note that the or operation has lower precedence than the and operation:

true or false and false

The above expression is equivalent to the following:

true or (false and false)

In other words, the and operation is evaluated first, and the result is used as the second operand of the or operation.