Logical operators combine or reverse conditions. Python provides three logical operators:

• and: Returns a truthy result when both conditions are truthy.
• or: Returns a truthy result when at least one condition is truthy.
• not: Reverses the truth value of a condition.

age = 25
has_id = True

if age >= 18 and has_id:
    print("Access granted")
            

Logical operators use short-circuit evaluation:

• and stops when it finds a falsy operand.
• or stops when it finds a truthy operand.

In Python, and and or return one of their operands rather than always returning a Boolean value.