The 2nd condition is equivalent of "or", you can write it like this:
if(values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3 ) { btnAction = true; } else { btnAction = false; }
Also, because the expression values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3 already returns true or false, you can rewrite this code like this:
values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3
true
false
btnAction = values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3
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The 2nd condition is equivalent of "or", you can write it like this:
Also, because the expression
values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3
already returnstrue
orfalse
, you can rewrite this code like this:btnAction = values.fname.length < 3 || values.lname.length < 3