Answer:
True
Explanation:
I will answer using the following illustration (in python)
a = 2
b=3
if a ==2 or b == 4:
print("Good!")
When the above program is run, the program will print Good!
Why?
Because according to the OR operator, only one condition (in this case; a = 2) has to be true
The other condition may or may not be true.
Hence, the anwer to your question is true
