Logical Operators in python

Logical operators are used to combining more than two conditional statements.

These operators are very useful for writing logical conditions in control flow statements of a programming language.

Let's code them one by one.

and operator

• and operator return the boolean value True only if both statements are true. Output:

True

or operator

• or operator returns the boolean value True if any statement is true. Output:

True

not operator

• not-operator acts as a unary operator which returns the boolean value True the statement is true and vice versa. Output:

False

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