Logical Operators in Python

Python Programming: Logical Operators in Python
Topics discussed:
1. Introduction to Logical Operators in Python.
2. Logical AND (and) Operator.
3. Logical OR (or) Operator.
4. Logical NOT (not) Operator.

Music:
Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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[muddisettyharish]

Both statements are true so we can get output as you are logged in

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[StrNoelleYT]

HW = your logged in. Sam is logged in because the user name is "Sam" and the password is "sammy20".
So, if Sam enters both of the 'information' he would be logged in.

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[MohammedAliBelay]

user="lion"
password="244342"
if user=="lion" and password=="244342":
print("you are logged in")
else:
print("invalid credentials")

output: you are logged in

[bazzelrahman]

As it is a comparing condition
So if condition will be true and print 1 will run

[burgundyhome]

Is there any rules using "and" and "or" operators with non-boolean values such as numbers and strings?

[klevver]

output: 'You are logged in.'

[ahmadfarhadzammani]

userName = 'sam'
password = 'sammy20'
if userName == 'sam' and password =='sammy20':
print("you are logged in")
else:
print("invalid username or password")
result: you are logged in.