Logical Operators
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Operator
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Description
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Keyboard Shortcut
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XOR (Exclusive or)—Returns 1 if either x or y, but not both, are true. Returns 0 otherwise.
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Ctrl+Shift+%
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AND—Returns 1 if both x and y are true. Returns 0 otherwise.
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Ctrl+Shift+&
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NOT—Returns 1 if x is false. Returns 0 otherwise.
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Ctrl+Shift+!
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OR—Returns 1 if either x or y are true. Returns 0 otherwise.
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Ctrl+Shift+@
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Operands
x, y are real or complex scalars. They can also be arrays of equal size if you select the entire expression and insert the vectorize operator to carry out the operation term-by-term.
Additional Information
Operands are true if they are nonzero. They are false if they are equal to zero.