The logical operator of the operator

using system;using system.collections.generic;using system.linq;using system.text; Namespace _8. Operator's logical operator {    class program    {         static void main (String[] args)          {            //  The logical operator is also called the conditional Boolean operator             bool b1 =  true, b2 = false;             Console.WriteLine ("!{ 0} = {1} ", &NBSP;B1,&NBSP;!B1);             console.writeline ("!{ 0} = {1} ", &NBSP;B2,&NBSP;!B2);             console.writeline ("{0} & {1} = {2}", &NBSP;B1,&NBSP;B2,&NBSP;B1&NBSP;&AMP;&NBSP;B2);             console.writeline ("{0} |  {1} = {2} ", &NBSP;B1,&NBSP;B2,&NBSP;B1&NBSP;|&NBSP;B2);             console.writeline ("{0} ^ {1} = {2}",  b1, b2, &NBSP;B1&NBSP;^&NBSP;B2);                         // & and &&, | and | |, the latter having short-circuit properties, the former has no such property.             //  difference: Both check the value of the first action and then manipulate it according to the value of that operand , the second operand may not be processed at all.             int a = 5, b  = 3;            bool result;                          result = true & a++ > 6;             console.writeline ("A = {0}, result = {1}",  a, result);                         a = 5;             result = false && a++ > 6;             console.writeline ("a = {0},  result = {1} ",  a, result);                         result =  false | b++ > 5;             console.writeline ("a = {0}, result = {1} ",  b, result);                         b =  3;            result = true | |  b++ > 5;             Console.WriteLine ("A = {0}, result = {1}",  b, result);                          //  Logical Assignment operator             /**              * <variable>  &= <expression>  equivalent to  <variable> = <variable> &  ( <expression>)              * <variable> |= < expression>  equivalent to  <variable> = <variable> |  (<expression>)              * <variable> ^=  <expression>  equivalent to  <variable> = <variable> ^  (< expression>)              */                           // ! The compound assignment operator is not present (logical) because it is misunderstood to write  !=  and is considered not equal to the operator.             //  does not exist &&= and | | = Compound assignment operator.                          console.readkey ();         }    }}/** * !  (non-logical)       if the operand is false, the result is true, and if the operand is true, the result is false.  * &  (logic and)      False if two operands are true and the result is true.  * |  (logical OR)      true if two operands are false and the result is false.  * ^  (Logical XOR)    False if there is only one true in the two operands and the result is true.  *  * && (logic and)      False if two operands are true and the result is true.  * | | (logical OR)      true if two operands are false and the result is false.  *  */

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The logical operator of the operator