And,or,not the basic syntax of Python

The priority of ' and ', ' or ' and ' not ' is not>and>or

First, the priority of ' and ', ' or ' and ' not ' is not>and>or.

The result of And:x and Y returns is the value that determines the result of the expression. If x is true, Y determines the result, returns Y, and if x is False, x determines that the result is false and returns X.

Or:x or Y has a true, and the result is true.

Not: Returns the "opposite value" of the result of the expression. Returns false if the expression result is true, or true if the expression result is false.

PS: Add, when print output, print (x or y), print (x and y), there are the following rules.

Or:x is true (not 0 is true), returns X otherwise returns Y.

Print (2 or 3)//2

Print (0 or 100)//100

And:x is true (not 0 is true), then Y is returned, otherwise X is returned.

Print (3 and 100)//100

Print (0 and 2)//0

And,or,not the basic syntax of Python