Lesson 4 - Python Programming (Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)

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A simpler way to remember the difference between the operator == and the variable assignment = is the operator is comparing two pieces of data and the variable is setting one piece of data

So you compare two ==
And you set one =

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So, boolean operators(and, or and not) only operate on boolean values? I am asking these because i did not get any error message when i typed in '1 and 2' in IDLE and pressed enter.

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