TypeScript for Beginners - Logical Operators

The video tutorial explains logical operators in programming, focusing on AND, OR, and NOT operators. It demonstrates how these operators evaluate expressions to Boolean results using literal values. The AND operator returns true only if both expressions are true, while the OR operator returns true if at least one expression is true. The NOT operator reverses the result of an expression. Practical examples are shown using console logs to illustrate these concepts.

What will be the result of combining the end and OR operators in a logical expression?

How does the evaluation of expressions differ when using literal values versus variables?