Definition of
Or
In logic "or" means at least one is true.
They can both be true. But if none are true the result is "false".
Example:
When A is true and B is true then A or B is true
When A is false and B is true then A or B is true
When A is true and B is false then A or B is true
When A is false and B is false then A or B is false
Example: is grass green or red? Answer: yes.
They can both be true. But if none are true the result is "false".
Example:
When A is true and B is true then A or B is true
When A is false and B is true then A or B is true
When A is true and B is false then A or B is true
When A is false and B is false then A or B is false
Example: is grass green or red? Answer: yes.
See: And
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