[sc-users] Or

[scott smith <skitlz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> There is a difference, but it's subtle. The difference is not in the
> result, but in the internals. (If there were a different result, it
> would be a bug.)

 i should have checked the class properly :\ 
i always thought and: & or: were the ones that values things

> In the second example (using or:), the 2nd test is inlined and it will
> run slightly faster.

i can't get my head round how / where this happens 
afaics the and:/&&  and or:/|| for True and False are identical ?
is it magic ?


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