Basic conditions in Python:

< (one less than the other)

> (one more than the other)

<= (one is less than or equal to the other)

>= (one is greater than or equal to the other)

!= (one is not equal to the other)

== (one is equal to the other)

Examples of using conditions:

print(5 > 4)

True #result

print(‘cat’==’dog’)

False #result

Logical operators in Python (by precedence):

not (not)

and

or (or)

An example of using logical operators:

t=True

f=False

print(not t)

False #result

t=True

f=False

print(t and f)

False #result

t=True

f=False

print(t or f)

True #result

a = 1

b = 6

c=False

d = ‘Cat’

e = ‘Kitten’

f = not((not(a <= b) and (d < e)) or c) and 5

print(f)

5 #result