All right.
So now let's look at the end.
Operator.
So variants of the end operator or of end statements slash statements.
Therefore I have true.
And let's actually just take all of those again.
Let's type them out.
The only thing that will be different will be whatever is down here.
So if both of the sides are true, then you get it true when you are using the end.
Okay.
Let me actually replace end here.
So when you look at this now you can see that if both sides are true then you get it true.
If either of the two is false, then you also get a false as a reply or as a result out of such an operation.
So this will be false.
And this here is either of the two.
False.
Yes, the left hand side is false.
So this entire statement turns false in this variant.
Obviously it's false because both options are false.
So how would we now modify our if statement in order to get wet in this case.
So if it is raining and we have an umbrella.
So let's use the double end sign which is the ampersand sign.
I've never used that term before but now I did.
So it's the ampersand sign.
You need to use it twice.
And then you have this end statement basically here.
So if it is rainy and I have an umbrella then I would not get wet.
So how do I now get wet when it is rainy.
Well when I don't have an umbrella.
So here I'm saying if it's rainy and I don't have an umbrella, then I'm getting wet.
Okay, so let's run it again and we will see that we're a okay.
And that is because it is not raining right now, even though we don't have an umbrella.
But when it's not raining, we're not going to get wet.
So we need to set that to true again in order to get wet now.
So let's run.
Maybe we love the rain and we want to get wet in the summer rain.
And we're super happy and all of that.
And we're a okay then.
Now you see I'm getting wet.
That's because it is rainy and I do not have umbrella, so I don't have an umbrella.
That's what this not sign does.
All right.
So in the next video I want to look at some other examples because this is really exhausting the idea
of umbrellas and rain.
So let's look at some other great examples in the next video.