Shortcircuiting: OrElse in conjunction with Or

Question

If I have the following ...

a OrElse b 

... and a True , then it is clear that b is never evaluated. But if I add Or, then what?

a OrElse b Or c

Should c be rated? But what if I put a few brackets?

Sorry if this is basic. Of course, I can check the answer itself, but I can not find this question here or anywhere else. Many questions related to Or against OrElse , but nothing to do with Or against OrElse

Answer 1

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fw84t893.aspx?ppud=4

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Answer 2

ORElse ( 2 ). , C , (A OrElse B) Or C.

MSDN OrElse

Answer 3

c. :

Debug.WriteLine(test(1) OrElse test(2) Or test(3))

Function test(ByVal a As Integer) As Boolean

    Debug.WriteLine(a)
    Return True

End Function

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3
True

Answer 4

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