Yes, it is possible to use the "&" or "-and" commands in PowerShell to perform logical AND operations.
For example, to check if both conditions are true:
if ($a -eq "Yes" -and $b -eq "No") {
Write-Host "Both conditions are true"
}
Similarly, to run multiple commands in sequence using "&":
& command1
& command2
Or using "-and":
command1 -and command2
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