R Basics 9 - Difference between single and double AND OR statements - & vs && and | vs ||

[@Yuri-xm9rx]

Very good explanation, thanks

[@maripranesh2078]

It was an very good explanation bro... I surfed through Google and it was very hard to understand...but u made it very easy to understand

[@jmbdiogo]

Thanks - very good.

[@tejapandruvada7164]

Tq sir

[@enicay7562]

Thank you so much sir !

[@delt19]

Very good explanation and easy to understand. Thank you.

[@AnwarHussain-fe7us]

thank you so much

[@WahranRai]

You forgot to explain what about the second element etc... when first comparaison is Ok with &&

[@georgesiakas5601]

Exactly! Great point! The && operation seems to return TRUE if the vector(s) under comparison are identical, by checking each element. So the result is a logical vector of length 1. The & operation checks every vector's element, so the result is a lengthy vector.

[@RohanMishra-mz1gl]

Thanks man it was clear