This document discusses Python logical operators and Boolean values. It explains that == is for equality, != is for inequality, and and, or, and not are logical operators. And returns True if both conditional statements are correct, or returns True if one statement is correct, and not reverses the Boolean value of the expression it is applied to. Examples are given of using not with and to demonstrate how not changes the results.
This document discusses Python logical operators and Boolean values. It explains that == is for equality, != is for inequality, and and, or, and not are logical operators. And returns True if both conditional statements are correct, or returns True if one statement is correct, and not reverses the Boolean value of the expression it is applied to. Examples are given of using not with and to demonstrate how not changes the results.
This document discusses Python logical operators and Boolean values. It explains that == is for equality, != is for inequality, and and, or, and not are logical operators. And returns True if both conditional statements are correct, or returns True if one statement is correct, and not reverses the Boolean value of the expression it is applied to. Examples are given of using not with and to demonstrate how not changes the results.
QUESTIONS ) Understand the following codes == is for equal to != is for unequal to True and False are the BOOLEAN VALUES It has been used for logical evaluation as we saw in the question Logical Operators are and, or They are used to combine one or more conditional statements. and will return to be true if both the conditional statements are correct or will return to be true even if one of the conditional statements are correct not reverses the result, it will be true if the operands are false
LETS SEE THE USE OF EACH ONE
Not can be used with and in the same way The results will obviously differ because or and and have different rules of true and false. Overall, not will just reverse the Boolean value of or and and.