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edited Jan 29, 2012 at 4:39

Both, And and Or should work for All and Any respectively. You may have to get creative in how you apply them, though. For instance,

And @@ {True, False, True}

works just like you would expect

AllOf @ {True, False, True}

to without any additional work. Similarly,

Or @@ {False, True, False}

works like AnyOf.

Both, And and Or should work for All and Any respectively. You may have to get creative in how you apply them, though. For instance,

And @@ {True, False, True}

works just like you would expect

AllOf @ {True, False, True}

without any additional work. Similarly,

Or @@ {False, True, False}

works like AnyOf.

Both, And and Or should work for All and Any respectively. You may have to get creative in how you apply them, though. For instance,

And @@ {True, False, True}

works just like you would expect

AllOf @ {True, False, True}

to without any additional work. Similarly,

Or @@ {False, True, False}

works like AnyOf.

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created Jan 29, 2012 at 4:06

Both, And and Or should work for All and Any respectively. You may have to get creative in how you apply them, though. For instance,

And @@ {True, False, True}

works just like you would expect

AllOf @ {True, False, True}

without any additional work. Similarly,

Or @@ {False, True, False}

works like AnyOf.