Review Python BASICS (6)

1. The first three symbols are not expressed in this way in Java and C ,! Expression)
   • And
   • Or
   • Not
   • ! =(Not equal)
   • =(Equal)
   • > =(Greater-than-equal)
   • <=(Less-than-equal)
   • True
   • False

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 #  _ * _ Coding: UTF-8 _*_  Print (True And False), false  Print (False And  True), false  Print (1 = 1 And 2 = 1 ), False  Print ( "  Test  " = "  Test  "  ), True Print (1 = 1 Or 2! = 1 ), True  Print (True And 1 = 1 ), True  Print (False And 0! = 0), false  Print (True Or 1 = 1 ), True  Print ( " Test  " = "  Testing  "  ), False  Print (1! = 0 And 2 = 1 ), False  Print ( "  Test  " ! = "  Testing  " ), True  Print ( "  Test  " = 1 ), False  Print   Not (True And  False), true  Print   Not (1 = 1 And 0! = 1 ), False  Print   Not (10 = 1 Or 1000 = 1000 ), False  Print   Not (1! = 10 Or 3 = 4 ), False  Print   Not ( "  Testing  " = "  Testing  "   And  "  Zed  " = "  Cool guy  "  ), True  Print   Not (1 = 1 And   Not ( "  Testing  " = 1 Or 1 = 0), false Print   Not ( "  Chunky  " = "  Bacon  "   And   Not (3 = 4 Or 3 = 3 ), True  Print (3 = 3 And   Not ( " Testing  " = "  Testing  "   Or   "  Python  " = "  Fun  "  ), False  Print   "  Test  "  And   "  Test  "   #  Output test, boolean operators and or will output content on both sides of the operator, instead of true and false  Print   "  Test  "   Or   "  Test  "  Print   Not ( " Test  "   And   "  Test  " )

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False falsefalse falsetrue truetrue truefalse falsetrue truefalse falsefalse falsetrue truefalse falsetesttestfalse
 

Note "test" and "test" = "test", instead of 1. Or