improve: the explanations of the logical operators AND and OR: && vs. & and || vs. |

[Guannan-Shen]

⭐ Summary

Descriptions of &&(AND) and || (OR) might be misleading and less accurate:

- `&&`: AND used to perform logical AND operation. It gives true if both the operands have true value.
- `||`: OR used to perform logical OR operation. It gives true if either of the operands have true value.

For instance, || gives true if the 1st operand has a true value, and it will not try to evaluate the 2nd operand.
It might be helpful to mention & and | first, and then present a comparison between & and &&, as well as | and ||.

💻 Location

See following markdown files:

https://github.com/Utkarsh1504/DSA-Java/blob/main/lessons/operators.md?plain=1#L73

https://github.com/Utkarsh1504/DSA-Java/blob/main/lessons/operators.md?plain=1#L74

❌ Additional Info

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[Utkarsh1504]

@Guannan-Shen thanks for raising the issue

[roshaan005]

I have a good grip on the AND and OR operators , if this issue is open , I'd love to contribute

[Utkarsh1504]

@roshaan005 sure, please do it.

[roshaan005]

on it!

[Utkarsh1504]

yes