Boolean operators : or xor and not

### 2.2.3 Boolean operators : `or xor and not`

`or` (or `||`), `xor`, `and` (or `&&`) are infixed operators.
`not` is a prefixed operators.
If `a` and `b` are two booleans :
`(a or b)` `(a || b)` returns `0` (or `false`) if `a` and `b` are equal to 0 and returns `1` (or `true`) otherwise.
`(a xor b)` returns `1` if `a` is equal to 1 and `b` is equal to 0 or if `a` is equal to 0 and `b` is equal to 1 and returns 0 if `a` and `b` are equal to 0 or if `a` and `b` are equal to 1 (it is the "exclusive or").
`(a and b)` or `(a && b)` returns `1` (or `true`) if `a` and `b` are equal to 1 and `0` (or `false`) otherwise.
`not(a)` returns `1` (or `true`) if `a` is equal to 0 (or `false`), and `0` (or `false`) if `a` is equal to 1 (or `true`).
Input :

`1>=0 or 1<0`

Output :

`1`

Input :

`1>=0 xor 1>0`

Output :

`0`

Input :

`1>=0 and 1>0`

Output :

`1`

Input :

`not(0==0)`

Output :

`0`