OCL Boolean Operators
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    Boolean operators are used to express logical relationships between expressions or constraints.
    Boolean operators are used to express logical relationships between expressions or constraints.


    == Boolean Operators ==
    '''See also:''' [[Documentation:OCL Precedence rules|OCL Precedence rules]]
    {| class="wikitable"
    !Operators
    !Description
    |-
    |[[OCLOperators And|'''And''']]
    |
    {| class="wikitable"
    !And
    !True
    !False
    !Invalid
    |-
    !True
    |true
    |false
    |true
    |-
    !False
    |false
    |false
    |false
    |-
    !Invalid
    |invalid
    |false
    |invalid
    |}
    |-
    |[[OCLOperators Implies|'''Implies''']]
    |
    {| class="wikitable"
    !Implies
    !True
    !False
    !Invalid
    |-
    !True
    |true
    |false
    |invalid
    |-
    !False
    |true
    |true
    |true
    |-
    !Invalid
    |true
    |invalid
    |invalid
    |}
    |-
    |[[OCLOperators Or|'''Or''']]
    |
    {| class="wikitable"
    !Or
    !True
    !False
    !Invalid
    |-
    !True
    |true
    |true
    |true
    |-
    !False
    |true
    |false
    |invalid
    |-
    !Invalid
    |true
    |invalid
    |invalid
    |}
    |-
    |[[OCLOperators Not|'''Not''']]
    |
    {| class="wikitable"
    !Not
    !Result
    |-
    !True
    |false
    |-
    !False
    |true
    |-
    !Invalid
    |invalid
    |}
    |-
    |[[OCLOperators Xor|'''Xor''']]
    |
    {| class="wikitable"
    !Xor
    !True
    !False
    !Invalid
    |-
    !True
    |false
    |true
    |invalid
    |-
    !False
    |true
    |false
    |invalid
    |-
    !Invalid
    |invalid
    |invalid
    |invalid
    |}
    |}

    Latest revision as of 05:45, 7 March 2025

    This page was created by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2023-04-20. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-03-07.

    Boolean operators are used to express logical relationships between expressions or constraints.

    See also: OCL Precedence rules

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