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A term (Predicate) in Logic which yields True if one or more conditions are True, and
False if any condition is False. AND
is denoted
,
, or simply
.
The Binary AND operator has the following Truth Table:
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F | F | F |
F | T | F |
T | F | F |
T | T | T |
A Product of ANDs (the AND of conditions) is called a Conjunction, and is denoted
Two binary numbers can have the operation AND performed bitwise with 1 representing True and
0 False. Some computer languages denote this operation on ,
, and
as A&&B&&C or
logand(A,B,C).
See also Binary Operator, Intersection, Not, Or, Predicate, Truth Table, XOR