Written by Returns TRUE if at least one argument evaluates to TRUE
Inverts the logic of its argument.
Returns the logical value FALSE.
Returns `TRUE` when two specified values differ and `FALSE` when they are the same. This function is equivalent to using the `<>` operator.
Returns `TRUE` if the first argument is less than the second, and `FALSE` otherwise. Equivalent to the `<` operator.
The XOR function computes an exclusive or between two numbers, yielding a 1 when they differ and a 0 when they are the same.
Returns true if at least one of the provided arguments is logically true; returns false only if all arguments are logically false.
Returns the inverse of a logical value; `NOT(TRUE)` results in `FALSE`, while `NOT(FALSE)` gives `TRUE`.
Outputs the logical value `FALSE`.
Returns true when every argument supplied is logically true; returns false if any argument supplied is logically false.