The Or operator always checks both conditions, while the OrElse operator is not required to check both conditions.

Name: The Or operator always checks both conditions, while the OrElse operator is not required to check both conditions.
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The Or operator evaluates both conditions to determine the final result, while the OrElse operator only evaluates the second condition if the first one is false. This can improve performance in certain scenarios where the second condition is expensive to evaluate.

The or Operator Always Checks Both Conditions, While the OrElse