Last time, we saw how if, elif, and else let our code choose different paths based on whether a condition was True or False.

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But what if a decision depends on more than one condition being met simultaneously?

Sometimes, we need to combine checks. For example, "if it's Saturday and the weather is sunny". Programming uses logical operators like and, or, and not to combine Boolean (True/False) values.

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The and operator combines two conditions. The combined result is True only if both of the individual conditions are True. If either one (or both) are , the whole thing is .