difference between | and || in my function
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Hi ;
I have a code in which
function metCondition = Ambient_Temperature(vector)
metCondition = true; % Initialize
if any((vector) <= -7 | (vector) >= 37.86) %degC
metCondition = false;
end
what is the difference between
if any((vector) <= -7 | (vector) >= 37.86) %degC
and
if any((vector) <= -7 || (vector) >= 37.86) %degC
and why am i getting an error when using ||.
Thanks
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James Tursa
2017-1-11
编辑：Stephen23
2017-1-12
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The "|" operator is an element-wise operator, intended to be used on arrays element-by-element. The "||" operator is a short-circuiting operator restricted to be used on scalars only. See the doc:
For your case, you clearly want the | operator.
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Walter Roberson
2017-1-11
You could use
if any((vector) <= -7) || any((vector) >= 37.86) %degC
|| can only be used when both sides return scalars. || is the "short circuit" OR operator -- it does not bother evaluating the right hand side of the left hand side is already true.
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