And/Or

[Mutley]

I know in PHP, that "or" is:

 

||

 

Then "and" is:

 

&&

 

How do I do and, and or? Or should "||" do the exact same thing on its own?

[per1os]

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.logical.php

 

That should help you out.

[cmgmyr]

can you list an example of what you would like to do?

 

Maybe something like this:

 

if($a == 0 && $b == 1 || $c == 3){
echo "You did it";
}

[ted_chou12]

by using brackets:

if($a == 0 && ($b == 1 || $c == 3)){
echo "You did it";
}

 

would help to make your statements more clear and less complicated.

 

Ted

[cmgmyr]

true...you can also make different statements with putting the brackets in different places:

if($a == 0 && ($b == 1 || $c == 3)){
echo "You did it";
}

 

is not the same as:

if(($a == 0 && $b == 1) || $c == 3){
echo "You did it";
}