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Logical operators
The logical operators are and, or, nand, nor, and xor with their
normal meaning. These operators are defined for bit and boolean types,
as well as one-dimensional arrays of a bit or boolean type. If a logical
operator is used with one-dimensional arguments, then the arrays must be
of the same length and the result is a one-dimensional array whose elements are
the result of applying the operator to the corresponding elements of the
array arguments.