a:Boolean = true;
b:Boolean = false;
if(a|b) /* whatever */
Results into: Implicit coercion of a value of type Boolean to an unrelated type Number.
Why do parentheses turn into Booleans into Numbers? Can’t I use bitwise operations?
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