Short Circuit: &&, || operator

Short Circuit has two operators, && and II, this article is to introduce its difference between the single operator.

boolean result = (false && true); // Because the first result is false, right side will not be evaluated.
boolean result = (true || false); // result is true
// Same as the or operator.

So summary in one sentence.

If short circuit has correct logic and will not continue to execute the right side.

• If the left side of && is false, it must be false.
• If the left side of || is true, it must be true.
• If you use the normal &, |, the calculation will continue on the right side.

In most cases we need a short circuit than a single operator, and in terms of performance, a short circuit is also better.