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Hi Guys,
because I don't know where else I can ask for it I ask you. Hope it is not too far from the thread. In C++ there are two types of AND (&, &&) right? The & ist bitwise and the other a logic or? That mean 'a && b' is 'ab'? Or an other example: '1 && 2' ? ='12' Or is something up to know wrong? If not: So, how could this be : int Value1 =2; Value1=Value && 3; return(Value1); and the thing it returns ist '1' I tryed it in some other ways. With are Value. I get allway '1' as the value it returns. Could someone help me? Greetings, Gregor Karzelek ================================================
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