What is the difference between the logical OR (||) and bitwise OR (|) operators in Java?
The logical OR (||) operator is used to compare numbers, while the bitwise OR (|) operator is used to compare booleans.
Iâ€™m a bit disappointed with this answer. The logical OR is used with booleans, and the bitwise OR is used with numbers.
Letâ€™s go over it again. Can you describe how the logical OR and bitwise OR differ when working with boolean values and integers?