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A common misconception is that C# has
short-circuiting logical operators while VB doesn't. This is
false - both VB and C# have short-circuiting and
non-short-circuiting logical operators.
The VB short-circuiting logical operators are
AndAlso and OrElse. The VB non-short-circuiting
logical operators are And and Else, which are also
overloaded to serve as bitwise operators.
The C# short-circuiting logical operators are
&& and ||. The C# non-short-circuiting logical
operators are & and |, which are also overloaded to
serve as bitwise operators.
The C# equivalent to the VB And
operator is the C# & operator, while the C# equivalent to the
VB Or operator is the C# | operator. The C#
equivalent to the VB AndAlso operator is the C# &&
operator, while the C# equivalent to the VB OrElse operator
is the C# || operator.
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