What is the result of the logical AND operation on two logical arrays?

The result of the logical AND operation on two logical arrays is indeed that an array is produced where each element is true if both corresponding elements in the original arrays are true. This operation compares elements at the same positions in the two logical arrays and produces a new logical array as a result.

For example, consider two logical arrays:

• Array 1: [true, false, true]
• Array 2: [true, true, false]

The logical AND operation would yield:

• [true AND true, false AND true, true AND false] => [true, false, false]

In this resultant array, only the first element is true because it is the only corresponding position where both arrays contain true values.

This operation is fundamental in logical reasoning and is commonly used in computational tasks where comparisons between sets of conditions need to be evaluated simultaneously.