This is C#, but I’m sure this crosses over into a few other languages.

I’m just confused if and how a conditional-and (&&) logical operator works differently than just the and (&) operator.

Conditional means that it only checks the first value if necessary, but both should always be necessary in any and statement, conditional or not, since and returns true only id both statements are true.

It’s like mixing an ‘or’ with an ‘and’ making the ‘or’ useless imo.