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Logical Operators
The three most commonly used logical operators are AND, OR, and NOT
AND
This operator requires that all connected conditions be true for the overall statement to be true.
_ For instance, _in programming, if A and B represent conditions, A AND B returns true only if both A and B are true.
OR
This operator allows for flexibility—only one of the connected conditions must be true.
In the statement A OR B, the result will be true if either A or B (or both) is true.
NOT
NOT inverts the truth value of a single condition.
If A is true, then NOT A will be false, and vice versa.
Uses of logical operators
They are implemented in conditional statements, loops, and algorithms to enable computers to make decisions.
For example, imagine an e-commerce platform where discounts are applied only if a customer is both a loyalty member AND has spent over a certain amount.
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