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Originally Posted by Mathias
What do && and || mean? You'll never see a doubled character as a operator in HL's scripting language. Do you just mean & and |, and you're pulling in terms from another language?
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Basically yes. && = "and" and || = "or" in other languages outside of HL (PHP is one off the top of my head). Usually when & is used as contraction function for strings the language uses && to represent a logical IF "and".
FYI ISO standards for SQL uses || to concatenate strings together. The fun of working in many different languages.
