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OR Operator in Logical Operators of MS-DOS Commands
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OR operator Return true when atleast one of the condition is true.

Logic:
Condition 1 Condition 2 Result
true true true
false true true
true false true
false false false

Example
@echo off

SET age=22

IF %age%==18 goto :a10
IF %age%==24 goto :a10
GOTO :a11

:a10
ECHO "Age is suitable!"
GOTO :a12

:a11
ECHO "Age is not suitable"

:a12
SET /p exit=Press enter to exit
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