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Subject: Re: Making C++ little easier to beginners...
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Traveler <traveler AT netti DOT fi> wrote:
>> There are *huge* differences between logical and bitwise
>> operators.  Please read a good C++ book to understand the differences.
>> 
>Please read a good Boolean algebra book to see that there really is no difference between "logical"
>AND/OR and "bit" AND/OR.

Well guess what:  "Boolean algebra" books don't count.  Not in the slightest.
What does count is the C++ standard.  When you learn something about C++ and
programming you'll realize as much yourself.

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