I was much confused by this example: > AND and OR semantics are represented by ∧ and ∨ respectively. > (1 3 5 > 6 2 4) ∧ (1 3 5 = 6 3 1) > => 1 0 1 This is

I was much confused by this example: > AND and OR semantics are represented by ∧ and ∨ respectively. > (1 3 5 > 6 2 4) ∧ (1 3 5 = 6 3 1) > => 1 0 1 This is an error in the article. If you type the expression in TryAPL.org, it produces 0 1 0 - as logically expected.