logical operators in python

Python supports 3 logical operators:

or

and

not

x or y If the first argument, x, is false, then it evaluates the second argument, y. Else, it evaluates x.

x and y

If x is false, then it evaluates x. Else, if x is true, it evaluates y.

not x

If x is false, then it returns True. If x is true, it returns False.

Examples:

>>> (8>9) and (2<9) False

>>> (2>1) and (2>9) False

>>>  (2==2) or (9<20)

True

>>> (3!=3) or (9>20) False

>>> not (8 > 2)

False

>>> not (2 > 10)

True