Ruby has a logical operator &&, which can also be written as and. The && operator takes two boolean values, and returns true if both values are true.

Consider a && b:

• a is checked if it is true or false.
• If a is false, false is returned.
• b is checked if it is true or false.
• If b is false, false is returned.
• Otherwise, true is returned (as both a and b are therefore true ).

The && operator will only return true for true && true.

Make a function using the && operator.

Examples

new_and(true, false) ➞ false

new_and(true, true) ➞ true

new_and(false, true) ➞ false

new_and(false, false) ➞ false

Notes

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