// The or statement in C# is ||<br /> if (a == b || a == c)<br /> {<br /> // Do something<br /> }

//the or operator in c sharp is “||” (key to the left of 1 btw ;))<br /> if(a = 0 || b = 0)<br /> {<br /> //a or b is 0<br /> }

if (2 > 1 || 1 == 1)<br /> {<br /> // 2 is greater than 1 and 1 is equal to 1!<br /> }

float numberOne = 1;<br /> string stringOne = “one”;</p> <p>if (numberOne == 1 || stringOne == “one”)<br /> {<br /> print(“numberOne or stringOne = 1”)<br /> }

int x=15, y=5;<br /> Console.WriteLine(“—– Logic Operators —–“);<br /> Console.WriteLine(x > 10 || 100 > x);

(a == b || a == c) //Finally a question nobody’s freakin’ answered!

&& -> and<br /> || -> or

&& And<br /> || OR

if (true || false) { //Checks if either side is true<br /> Console.WriteLine(“One is true”);<br /> }</p> <p>if (false || false) {<br /> Console.WriteLine(“Both are false”);<br /> }</p> <p>//Output:<br /> //One is true