What is the conditional operator for AND, OR .....?

what is the conditional operator for AND, OR .....? in ABAP language...
AND, OR .. & is not accepting or recognising.
Is these feature available in abap ??? if yes, how to use?
thanks...
shiva

Hi,
Conditional operator for AND and OR are same AND and OR.
A logical expression consists of comparisons (see expressions 1 to 4 below) and/or selection criteria checks (expression 5) using the operators AND, OR and NOT , as well as the parentheses " (" and ")".
The individual operators, parentheses, values and fields must be separated by blanks:
Incorrect:
f1 = f2 AND (f3 = f4).
Correct:
f1 = f2 AND ( f3 = f4 ).
NOT takes priority over AND, while AND in turn takes priority over OR:
NOT f1 = f2 OR f3 = f4 AND f5 = f6
thus corresponds to
( NOT ( f1 = f2 ) ) OR ( f3 = f4 AND f5 = f6 )
The selection criteria comparisons or checks are processed from left to right. If evaluation of a comparison or check proves part of an expression to be true or false, the remaining comparisons or checks in the expression are not performed.
All data objects that can be converted among each other can be used as operands for logical expressions.
Check if u are using the AND or OR operator this way.
IF f1 AND f2.
ENDIF.
In this case it will throw error. Here it act as relational operator.
Regards,
Prakash

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