How to use python Logical Operators, the "and", "or" and "not" Operator. For the "and" operator to Evaluate true, all the Boolean expressions involved in the chain must individually evaluate true, else the "and" operator evaluates false.
1. true and true is true
2. true and false is false
3. false and true is false
4. false and false is false
On the other hand, if we can find just one truth value in the chained "or" expression, it evaluates true.
1. true and true is true
2. true and false is true
3. false and true is true
4. false and false is false
The "not" operator simply negates the "or" and the "and" operator. so not(true) is false and not(false) is true.
