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I want to use this simple code:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; if (employeeID == null &amp;&amp;&nbsp;yearEligible != null || employeeID != null &amp;&amp;&nbsp;yearEligible == null)<br />
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because I believe it is the same as:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; if ((employeeID == null &amp;&amp;&nbsp;yearEligible != null) || (employeeID != null &amp;&amp;&nbsp;yearEligible == null))<br />
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is that true?<br />
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newbieweb<br />

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I want to use this simple code:

            if (employeeID == null && yearEligible != null || employeeID != null && yearEligible == null)

because I believe it is the same as:

            if ((employeeID == null && yearEligible != null) || (employeeID != null && yearEligible == null))

is that true?

newbieweb


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