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Ruby » Language Basics » Boolean Operators   Chaining together multiple comparisons is also possible with a clever use of parentheses: age = 24 gender = "male" puts "You're a working age man" if gender == "male" && (age >= 18 && age <= 65)   Related examples in the same category 1.  the && operator means "and." 2.  have more than two statements separated by && 3.  use the keyword and instead of &&. 4.  || operator is or. 5.  check whether one or the other is true by using || 6.  Are more than two statements OK? 7.  And, or and Not 8.  Use or in if statement

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