var1 is assigned the value of true if var2 is greater than or equal to var3
Boolean Operator ! (Unary) var1 = ! var2;
var1 is assigned the value of true if var2 is false
Boolean Operator & var1 = var2 & var3
var1 is assigned the value of true if var2 and var3 are both true
Boolean Operator | var1 = var2 | var3;
var1 is assigned the value of true if either var2 or var3 (or both) are true
Boolean Operator ^ var1 = var2 ^ var3;
var1 is assigned the value true if either var 2 or var3
Boolean Operator && var1 = var2 && var3;
var1 is assigned the value of true if var2 and var3 are both true
Boolean Operator || var1 = var2 || var3;
"var1 is assigned the value of true if either var2 or var3 (or both) are true
The _____________ is very similar to the if statement in that it executes code conditionally based on the value of a test. However the ________ allows you to test for multiple values of a test variable in one go rather than a single condition.