&& :
description:
ket1 && ket2
return |yes> if both ket1 and ket2 are |yes>, |no> otherwise
sometimes it is cleaner to use the and() function instead of &&
examples:
|yes> && |yes>
|yes>
|no> && |yes>
|no>
|yes> && |fish>
|no>
see also:
and, or, ||
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