On page 55 it says:

"The & and | operators also have two similar operators, known as conditional Boolean operators, shown in Table 4-2."

Table 4.2 shows && and ||.

This seems to indicate the & and | operators have already discussed but I cannot find any mention in the previous text.

Kevin

Hi,

The & and | are indeed operators but they are known as the bitwise operators. They compare the two operands at the bit level.

Additionally, the & can be used as a unary operator which yields the memory address of a variable.

I agree that the text should be changed to && and || as the bitwise operators are not discussed in those sections.

Michael