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Originally Posted by MP2 It's a bitwise operator.

I vever use them. I'll go look up what they are good for ^^

I already read some stuff but I don't see what they're good for.
The article sais that & is the same as &&
But && will not check the right statement if the left one is already false.
So why would & check the right statement? What's the use for that if the left one is already false??