Logical expressions

Overview

Boolean expressions, or logical expressions, will always return or accept one of two distinct BOOLEANvalues: true or false.

Expression	Boolean value
3 < 5	`true`
3 > 5	`false`
"It is Monday"	`true` if it is actually Monday, `false` otherwise
"It is Sunday"	`true` if it is actually Sunday, `false` otherwise

Expressions can be combined or linked using operators to construct complex logical comparisons.

Expression	Boolean value
"It is Monday" AND "It is Sunday"	`false`
"It is Monday" OR "It is Sunday"	`true` if it is either Monday or Sunday, `false` otherwise

The JWT expression parser accepts the most common comparison operators as well as logical operators.

The main purpose of operators is to construct complex logical comparisons by linking individual expressions.

Logical expressions, which can currently be used in the logical parsing mode are built using the following components:

To ease into the logical expressions, we have prepared some examples on how you can construct more or less complex logical expressions.

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A full list of examples can be found here.

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