A class that implements the n-of function. It requires at least one argument. The first argument must be an integer and the rest of the arguments must be booleans. If the number of boolean arguments that evaluate to true is at least the value of the first argument, the function returns true. Otherwise, it returns false (or indeterminate, as described in the next paragraph.
This function evaluates the arguments one at a time, starting with the first one. As soon as the result of the function can be determined, evaluation stops and that result is returned. During this process, if any argument evaluates to indeterminate, an indeterminate result is returned.
@since 1.0
@author Steve Hanne
@author Seth Proctor