Compound logic with logical OR

- [Instructor] So we've seen two different ways…to do this sort of if, else logic structure,…but I alluded, at one point,…that there was a better way to do this.…And you might've thought that I was talking…about the switch statement here on line 13,…but actually, I wasn't.…The problem with this code is it's rather long,…considering we're really only trying…to get down to two possible answers.…So there's actually an easier and faster way to do this,…without writing quite so many lines of code.…So let's write this a different way,…let's write public string, primary…or secondary, and this time we're going to use compound logic.…

So I'll just call this one primary or secondary compound,…so that I can tell the difference.…We'll take our color string as usual,…and what I'm going to do this time…is I'm going to use an if statement,…like I did the first time, but I'm going…to do this with a compound statement.…Which means, I can detect more than one condition…in a single statement.…So I'll say if color dot to lower…equals red, or, and I say or…