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The OR conditional operator evaluates an expression to true (-1) if any of the arguments is also true.

IF expression1 OR expression2 THEN {code}

OR adds an alternative to another conditional evaluation. If either element in the evaluation is true then the evaluation is true.
Parenthesis may be used to clarify the order of comparisons in an evaluation.
Not to be confused with the AND and OR numerical operations.

Example:

a% = 100
b% = 50

IF (a% > b% AND a% < 100) OR b% = 50 THEN PRINT "True"

True

Explanation: The first evaluation was False, but the OR evaluation made the statement true and the code was executed.

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