Yeah, at first it can be confusing. Just one more point to add - In case of Logical OR|| it behaves as a short circuit. So if you use expressions and your first expression becomes truthy, other expressions will never be evaluated. If there is a function call, it will not execute.
// if isUserMember() returns truthy value, isUserAuthorised() will never be calledvarresult=isUserMember(userdetails)||isUserAuthorized(userdetails);
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Yeah, at first it can be confusing. Just one more point to add - In case of
Logical OR||it behaves as a short circuit. So if you use expressions and your first expression becomes truthy, other expressions will never be evaluated. If there is a function call, it will not execute.Absolutely