Logical Expressions with OR

Here is the program again:

' Car purchase tester
'
PRINT "Enter cash"
INPUT CASH
PRINT "Enter credit"
INPUT CREDIT
IF  CASH >= 25000 OR CREDIT >= 25000 THEN
  PRINT "Car Purchase Approved!!"
ELSE
  PRINT "purchase rejected"
END IF
'
END

For you to have enough to buy the car, JUST ONE relational expression must be TRUE. With enough cash you can buy the car, no matter what your credit. With enough credit you can buy the car, no matter how much cash. The OR checks that at least one of

               
CASH   >= 25000 

CREDIT >= 25000

are true before the entire question is true. The entire question must be true in order for the true block to execute.