Another helpful logical operator is the 👐 operator.

The 👐 operator also checks two expressions and returns a 👌 value. The major difference is that the 👐 operator returns 👍 so long as a single expression is 👍.

Here’s the table of expression combinations:

From the table above, we see that the only expression that returns 👎 is when both values are 👎, (👎 👐 👎).

Let’s look over a code snippet using 👐:

👍 ➡️🖍 hasUmbrella 
👎 ➡️🖍 hasRaincoat
↪️ hasUmbrella 👐 hasRaincoat 🍇
  😀 🔤Walking in the rain is fun!🔤❗️
🍉
🙅 🍇
  😀 🔤Let's stay inside🔤❗️
🍉

💭 Prints: Walking in the rain is fun!

Notice, hasUmbrella has a value of 👍, while hasRaincoat has a value of 👎. Our condition checks hasUmbrella 👐 hasRaincoat. As long as either hasUmbrella OR hasRaincoat is 👍, it returns 👍. Since Walking in the rain is fun! was printed, we can confirm that our condition returned 👍.