C history question

[Norman Diamond]

In article <575 at calmasd.Prime.COM> wlp at calmasd.Prime.COM (Walter Peterson) writes:

>C has bitwise operators for AND (&), OR (|) and XOR (^) and boolean 
>operator for AND (&&) and OR (||), but not for XOR (^^). Why?

In A && B, if A is false (0) then B is not evaluated.
In A || B, if A is true (non-0) then B is not evaluated.
In A ^^ B, for which value(s) of A do you skip B?

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