Logical Operators

 The logical operators are used to perform logical operations on Boolean values.

Gives

True

or

False

as the result.

Following are the logical operators

• and
• or
• not

Logical AND Operator

Gives

True

if both the booleans are true else, it gives

False

Code

1

print(True and True)

PYTHON

Output

True

Examples of Logical AND

Code

1

print((2 < 3) and (1 < 2))

PYTHON

Step by Step Explanation

(2 < 3) and (1 < 2)

True and (1 < 2)

True and True

Output

True

Logical OR Operator

Gives

True

if any one of the booleans is true else, it gives

False

Code

1

print(False or False)

PYTHON

Output

False

Examples of Logical OR

Code

1

print((2 < 3) or (2 < 1))

PYTHON

Step by Step Explanation

(2 < 3) or (2 < 1)

True or (2 < 1)

True or False

Output

True

Logical NOT Operator

Gives the opposite value of the given boolean.

Code

1

print(not(False))

PYTHON

Output

True

Examples of Logical NOT

Code

1

print(not(2 < 3))

PYTHON

Step by Step Explanation

not(2 < 3)

not(True)

False

Output

False

Summary

1. Logical AND Operator gives 
   True
    if all the booleans are true.
2. Logical OR Operator gives 
   True
    if any of the booleans are true.
3. Logical NOT Operator gives the opposite value