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What is different in OR and AND operators in Python?
In Python, and and or (along with not) are defined as logical operators. Both require two operands which may evaluate to true or false.
The and operator returns True only if both operands are True.
>>> a=50 >>> b=25 >>> a>40 and b>40 False >>> a>100 and b<50 False >>> a==0 and b==0 False >>> a>0 and b>0 True
The or operator returns True if either operand is true.
>>> a=50 >>> b=25 >>> a>40 or b>40 True >>> a>100 or b<50 True >>> a==0 or b==0 False >>> a>0 or b>0 True
Updated on: 26-Feb-2020
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