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NAME-ABDUL BAASIT

STUCODE-BWU/BTA/23/627
COURSE—PROGRAMMING TO PYTHON
TOPIC – USE OF LOGICAL OPERATOR
DEPT-B.TECH CSE AIML
SEC- K
Use of Logical
Operators in
Python
Logical operators are fundamental tools in Python for making
decisions and evaluating conditions. They allow you to combine
and manipulate boolean values, enabling more complex and
intelligent programming.
Understanding Boolean Logic
1 True and False 2 Evaluating Conditions
Boolean values in Python are Logical operators are used to
either True or False, forming the assess and compare values,
basis of logical operations. enabling conditional execution of
code.

3 Combining Expressions
Multiple logical operators can be chained together to create more complex
boolean expressions.
The 'and' Operator
Truth Table Use Cases Efficiency

The 'and' operator returns True Checking if two or more conditions The 'and' operator short-circuits,
only if both operands are True, are met simultaneously, such as meaning it stops evaluating
otherwise False. validating user input. operands as soon as the result is
determined.
The 'or' Operator
Truth Table Use Cases
The 'or' operator returns True if at least one of the
operands is True, otherwise False. Checking if one of multiple conditions is met, such as
accepting different payment methods.

Efficiency
Readability
The 'or' operator also short-circuits, stopping evaluation Using 'or' can make code more readable and concise
as soon as the result is determined. when checking for multiple alternatives.
The 'not' Operator

Logical Negation
The 'not' operator inverts the boolean value of its operand, returning the opposite.

Simplifying Conditions
Using 'not' can help streamline complex boolean expressions and make code more readable.

Defensive Programming

'not' is useful for validating inputs and handling edge cases in a more intuitive way.
Combining Logical Operators
1 Nested Expressions
Logical operators can be nested to create intricate boolean conditions.

2 Operator Precedence
Python follows a specific order of precedence when evaluating logical
expressions.

3 Parentheses
Parentheses can be used to override the default operator precedence.
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