Combining with and/or

Concepts covered: pyBooleanOps

The and Operator The or Operator The not Operator Combining and, or, not You can combine logical operators to build complex conditions. Use parentheses to make the logic clear and control evaluation order: Parentheses can make compound conditions much easier to read. Wrapping related conditions in parentheses makes the grouping explicit and prevents subtle bugs from operator precedence surprises.

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