Short circuit effect of logical operators short circuit and short circuit or

        // Short circuit and      &&
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println((++x==y)&&(++x!=y));//true
		System.out.println(x);//10

        // Short circuit and      &&
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println( (++x!=y)&&(++x==y));//false
		System.out.println(x);//9

        // Monocular and     &
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println((++x==y)&(++x!=y));//true
		System.out.println(x);//10

        // Monocular and    &
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println( (++x!=y)&(++x==y));//false
		System.out.println(x);//10

 && and & The difference between ：
              && Short circuit function , When && The expression on the left is false When , Directly judge the whole && The result of operation is false,                   && The right side is no longer calculated
              & No short circuit function , No matter & The result of the expression on the left is true still false,& The expressions on the right have to be evaluated
         
 || and | The difference between ：
              || Short circuit function , When || The expression on the left is true When , Directly judge the whole || The result of operation is true,|| On the right, No                    recompute
              | No short circuit function , No matter | The result of the expression on the left is true still false,| The expressions on the right have to be evaluated
          

 

        // Short circuit or     ||
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println((++x==y)||(++x!=y));//true
		System.out.println(x);//9

        // Short circuit or     ||
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println( (++x!=y)||(++x==y));//false
		System.out.println(x);//10

        // Monocular or  |
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println((++x==y)|(++x!=y));//true
		System.out.println(x);//10

        // Monocular or   |
        int x=8;
		int y=9;
		System.out.println( (++x!=y)|(++x==y));//false
		System.out.println(x);//10