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Example

Package main

Import "fmt"

Func main () {

Var a bool = true

Var b bool = false

If (a & b) {

Fmt.Printf ("first line-condition is true\ n")

}

If (a | | b) {

Fmt.Printf ("second line-condition is true\ n")

}

/ * modify the values of an and b * /

A = false

B = true

If (a & b) {

Fmt.Printf ("third line-condition is true\ n")

} else {

Fmt.Printf ("third line-condition is false\ n")

}

If (! (a & b)) {

Fmt.Printf ("Line 4-condition is true\ n")

}

}

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