How to preventing short-circuiting?

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suppose i have two functions, `boolean fA()` and `boolean fB()` if i write another function `function(boolean b)` and I call `function(fA()||fB())` then `fB()` might not be executed, if `fA()` returns true. I like this feature, but here I need both functions to execute. Obvious implementation: ``` boolean temp = fA(); function(fB()||temp); ``` is ugly, and needed extra line makes it less readable. is there an way to force evaluation in Java or other elegant way to write this in one line without helper variable?

Accepted Answer

You can use `|` instead, it doesn't do short-circuit evaluation:

```
function(fB() | fA());
```

This ensures that even if `fB` is `true`, `fA` will be called.

How to preventing short-circuiting?

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