C++ short-circuiting of booleans

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No, the B==2 part is not evaluated. This is called short-circuit evaluation.

Edit: As Robert C. Cartaino rightly points out, if the logical operator is overloaded, short-circuit evaluation does not take place (that having been said, why someone would overload a logical operator is beyond me).

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