candid moon
e.g. ```rs
let items = vec![1, 2, 3];
let mut current = 0;
let next = || {
current += 1;
items[current]
}
let peek = || items[current + 1]
let tag = |i| if peek() == i {next(); true} else {false}
if tag(1) || tag(2) {
// if for whatever reason tag(2) is run, this will fail
assert_eq!(peek(), 3);
}
slim cosmos
e.g. ```rs
let items = vec![1, 2, 3];
let mut current = 0;
let next = || {
cu...
if you mean "is || guaranteed to not execute the second parameter when the first one evaluates to true" then yes
although keep in mind that logic with mutable state like this is hard to follow
candid moon
in my actual program i use iterators, but i didn't want to drop all that in here so i smashed this out :)
brisk sundial