Enhance logical operator behavior documentation #15695
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- Clarified the short-circuiting behavior of logical operators `||` and `&&`. - Explained that in expressions like `f(x) || g(y)`, if `f(x)` evaluates to true, `g(y)` will not be executed, preserving performance and avoiding unintended side effects.
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The original wording is perfectly succinct - your extension doesn't really add anything of value, and only makes it sound like an article/blogpost written about the short circuiting behaviour, rather than documentation.
The changes I can accept are the (second) backtick (`) additions, since the original does not conform to our double backtick style.
||and&&.f(x) || g(y), iff(x)evaluates to true,g(y)will not be executed, preserving performance and avoiding unintended side effects.