Less confusing, because `and` usually means that we care about the evaluation result. At least this is how it is used in JavaScript world a lot. I have to admit that i haven't seen that style in Ruby world at all - only with `||`. I usually avoid using `and` and use `&&` instead, because `and` has really low priority when it comes to operators precedence and could cause accidental problems.
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