Multiple conditionals: " && " " || "

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following this url theory:  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4490274/returning-with


1st Case '&&' :

-   return a && b
-Explanation:

Will be equivalent to:
  if (a = true) return b;
  else return a;
  

-    return a && b && c
-Explanation:

Meaning 1: if "a" is TRUE, will continue the analisis to "b". 
If "b" is TRUE, will continue to analize "c". 
If "c" is true, RETUNS the "c" value (the last).

Meaning 2: if "a" is TRUE, will continue the analisis to "b". 
If "b" is FALSE, will RETURN "b". 
And the Analisis of "c" wont make it.

In summary, with a chain of && conditionals: focus in the last element, 
because what this conditional TRY TO DO is get the "WHOLE TRUE"; 
thats why, will iterate to all the elements in order to find all the TRUE possibles.
But, if it  find an element FALSE in the middle of the iteration, THIS DATA will be returned and CUT the interation.


2nd Case '||' :

-   return a || b
-Explanation:

Will be equivalent to:
  if (a = false) return b;
  else return a;
  
-    return a || b || c
-Explanation:

Meaning 1: if "a" is FALSE, will continue the analisis to "b". 
If "b" is FALSE, will continue to analize "c". 
If "c" is FALSE, RETUNS the "c" value (the last).

Meaning 2: if "a" is FALSE, will continue the analisis to "b". 
If "b" is TRUE, will RETURN "b". 
And the Analisis of "c" wont make it.

In summary, with a chain of || conditionals: focus in the last element, 
because what this conditional TRY TO DO is get the "WHOLE FALSE"; 
thats why, will iterate to all the elements in order to find all the FALSE possibles.
But, if it  find an element TRUE in the middle of the iteration, THIS DATA will be returned and CUT the interation.