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I have a java program where I want to validate if any of 3 booleans is false. I want to figure out the smallest expression I can write to check against the permutations.
if(!(needsWork && (needsApproval || isAdmin) ))
I think this is enough to make sure that if any of the 3 booleans is false I want to stop processing. However, I have the sneaking suspicion I am missing something.
Would
if (!needsWork || !needsApproval || !isAdmin)not work? Java supports short-circuit evaluation.