evaluates its second argument and returns its result
None
The first argument is already std::false, so the second argument decides whether the or-expression ist true or not.
| std::or | "short cut" or- operation |
| std_types::true | the *type* of the boolean value **true** |
| std_types::false | the *type* of the boolean value **false** |
| std::or | "short cut" or- operation |