boolean or in matlab

In MATLAB, you can use the logical operator OR to combine two logical expressions. The OR operator returns a logical array with a size equal to the largest array size that is being compared. The logical operator OR can be represented in MATLAB using either the symbol | or the symbol ||.

Here is an example of using the OR operator in MATLAB:

main.m
A = [true, false, true];
B = [false, true, true];
C = A | B;
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In this example, C will be equal to [true, true, true] since the OR operation returns true when one or both of the operands are true.

You can also use the OR operator with scalar operands:

main.m
A = true;
B = false;
C = A || B;
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In this example, C will be equal to true since at least one of the operands is true.