Identify the false statement. a. when you use an & & or || operator, each boolean expression that surrounds the operator is always tested in order from left to right. b. the and operator is written as two ampersands ( & & ), and the or operator is written as two pipes ( || ). c. when you use the & & and || operators, you must include a complete boolean expression on each side.

A is   false.
the   second  operand is not always  evaluated
if  the first operand is true  in the OR (||) then the second is not evaluated
if the  first operand in an  AND  (&&)  is false then the second is not evaluated
that  is called short circuit evaluation.
c is   also false   the expressions do not have to be boolean   any numeric  value is also  allowed.    It just to be zero or non zero

It’s definitely true

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