And
Boolean logic
Pure
And
A
false
Result
B
false
Description
Pure function returning true if both a and b are true.
When to use
Use And to combine two boolean conditions that must both hold before proceeding. A typical pattern is to wire two comparison nodes (e.g. Greater than? and Less than?) into And, then route the combined result through Branch. For more than two conditions, chain multiple And nodes together.
Pins
Input pins
| Pin | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | boolean | false | The first boolean operand. |
| B | boolean | false | The second boolean operand. |
Output pins
| Pin | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Result | boolean | True only when both a and b are true. |
Example
Send a notification only when a score is above 50 and below 100. Wire the Result output
of Greater than? (B set to 50) and the Result output of Less than? (B set to 100)
into the A and B inputs of And. Connect the Result output of And to the Condition input
of Branch — the True execution output fires only when both conditions are satisfied
simultaneously.