A quicker reference ;) 

0/FALSE: 0, "0", "", undef
1/TRUE:  everything else 

 AND    OR     XOR   NOT
0&0=0  0|0=0  0^0=0  !0=1
0&1=0  0|1=1  0^1=1  !1=0
1&0=0  1|0=1  1^0=1
1&1=1  1|1=1  1^1=0
&      |      ^      ~     <-- bitwise
&&     ||            !     <-- logical, high precedence
and    or     xor    not   <-- logical, low precedence

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In reply to Re: True or False? A Quick Reference Guide by Juerd
in thread True or False? A Quick Reference Guide by bobf

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