Identify the false statement.
a. When you use an && or || operator, each Boolean expression that surrounds the operator is always tested in order from left to right.
b. The AND operator is written as two ampersands ( && ), and the OR operator is written as two pipes ( || ).
c. When you use the && and || operators, you must include a complete Boolean expression on each side.
a is false. the second operand is not always evaluated if the first operand is true in the OR (||) then the second is not evaluated if the first operand in an AND (&&) is false then the second is not evaluated that is called short circuit evaluation. c is also false the expressions do not have to be boolean any numeric value is also allowed. It just to be zero or non zero
