Re: Example where Euphoria defaults on a boolean expression

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Rom wrote:

>How to evaluate (A and B and C) (...the kind of logical statements Euphora
>supports) when we don't know C is however unresolvable (we can neither conclude
>True nor False, which will leave us with an unresolved result).
>Regards
>Rom
>

We can conclude False if either A = 0 or B = 0.  However, if A = 1 and B 
= 1 then we can not resolve the statement as True or False without 
knowing the value of C.

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