21 - Boolean Logical Operators in Java (Hindi/Urdu)

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In this video, we are going to discuss "Boolean Logical Operators in Java".

Boolean operators are basically used to perform some boolean operations on our data or operands. There is a difference between boolean logic and the binary logic.

Boolean Logical Operators are only applicable on boolean operands.

In the binary logic system, our data is composed by using binary bits (0 or 1) and we perform our operations and manipulations on those bits.
But in boolean logic systems, our data is completely composed of boolean values which are either "True" or "False". And here we check and change these boolean states according to our need.

There are mainly 9 types of boolean logical operators in Java language.
1) Logical AND Operator (&)
2) Logical OR Operator (|)
3) Logical EX-OR Operator (^)
4) Unary NOT Operator (!)
5) Logical AND Assignment Operator (&=)
6) Logical OR Assignment Operator (|=)
7) Logical EX-OR Assignment Operator (^=)
8) Equal To Operator (==)
9) Not Equal To Operator (!=)

We mostly use boolean logical operators in conditional statements and control statements (if, if-else, while, for, etc.) to check the current status of our data or any condition we applied to our data.

Video for Bit-wise Operators (Part 1) : https://youtu.be/m80weLlzzzc

The video for Signed Numbers and Typecasting: https://goo.gl/64rmsx

Video for Number Systems :
https://goo.gl/5v1TfG

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