Logical operators in python

• In python, we have the logical operator.
• "Logical operator" used to perform the different logical operations on the value of variables.
• The logical operators are applicable for boolean and non-boolean types.
• Boolean types are:

• True, False
• non-boolean types are :

1. 0
2. 1
3. empty string. 

• Here True means 1 and Flase means 0.      
• There are three different types of logical operators, they are :

1. And
2. or
3. Not

•   And operator: And operator is used when both arguments are True then the result is True.
• syntax:  x and y

Example: write a python code for And operator.

1.a=10

2.b=20

3.print(a>30 And b<30)

4.False

•  or operator: or operator is used when at least any one of the arguments is true then the result will be True.
• syntax: x or y

Example: Write a python code using the or operator.

1. a=2
2. b=5
3. print(a<3 or b>)

• not operator: not operator is the opposite to the result of an argument, if it is true then the result is False and vice-versa.
• syntax: x not y

Example: write a python code using the not operator.

1. x=5
2. y=10
3. print(not x==y)
4. True