Logical Operators
Explore the use of logical operators in Dart, including AND, OR, and NOT. Understand reduction rules and how short-circuit evaluation optimizes performance, enabling you to write efficient and safe conditional statements.
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Types of logical operators
Logical operators perform operations such as the logical AND and logical OR. They take bool operands and always yield a bool result.
Below is a list of the logical operators supported by Dart.
Operator | Name | Use |
| Logical NOT | Reverses the logical state of its operand. If a condition is |
| Logical OR | Evaluates to |
| Logical AND | Evaluates to . |
The logical NOT (!) is a unary operator, meaning it takes only one operand. The logical OR and AND operators require two operands.
Reduction rules
We can predict the outcome of complex expressions by understanding how Dart reduces logical operations. In the rules below, expr represents an arbitrary expression that evaluates to a bool.
!trueevaluates tofalse...