True or False: In B4A, the "And" operator evaluates to true if both conditions it connects are true.

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True or False: The "Or" operator in B4A evaluates to true if at least one of the conditions it connects is true.

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True or False: B4A supports the "Not" operator to negate a logical expression.

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True or False: In B4A, the expression (x > 5) And (x < 10) evaluates to true if the variable x is greater than 5 and less than 10.

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• FALSE

True or False: The "And" operator in B4A has higher precedence than the "Or" operator.

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True or False: In B4A, the expression (x > 5) Or (y < 3) evaluates to true if either x is greater than 5 or y is less than 3.

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• FALSE

True or False: The "Not" operator in B4A reverses the logical value of the expression it precedes.

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True or False: In B4A, the expression (x = 5) Or (y = 5) evaluates to true if either x or y is equal to 5.

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True or False: B4A supports short-circuit evaluation, meaning it stops evaluating a logical expression as soon as the result is determined.

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True or False: The result of a logical expression in B4A is always either true or false.

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• FALSE