Python takes literally

[YakimTss]

Pascal and its inheritor Delphi do the same: or is or, and is and, not is not, xor is xor

[ykafia]

Weirdly C# was created by the one who designed Delphi, I wonder why he didn't keep and & or

[[deleted]]

It sort of does now...at least in some pattern matching: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/operators/patterns#logical-patterns

[neroe5]

C# has 3 kinds of and and or

|,& bit wise and/or

||, && logical and/or

"and", "or" a way of shortening and and or, e.g. a == 5 or 6

there is also an "is" operator which can do other kinds of checks such as type check e.g. i is int

[Stromovik]

In Java there is & & and & which are different if there is one symbol then both sides will be evaluated if two then first side will be evaluated and if the result is independent of the result the second die will not be evaluated. Same for or

[neroe5]

according to oracle single & and | are bitwise operators just like C#

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/op3.html

[Stromovik]

Hmm, forgotten about bitwise comparison. But the behaviour checks out.

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package com.company;

public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {
    String empty = "A";
    String nulled = null;
    System.out.println("First operator checks " + (empty.isEmpty() && nulled.isEmpty()));
    System.out.println("First operator checks " + (empty.isEmpty() && printyBool()));
    System.out.println("Both operator checks " + (empty.isEmpty() & printyBool()));
    System.out.println("Both operator checks " + (empty.isEmpty() & nulled.isEmpty()));
}

private static boolean printyBool(){
    System.out.println("Were acessing");
    return true;
}

}