Using the Python and Operator

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Howard Francis

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597 - Lesson 1 - Welcome.mp4

01:50

597 - Lesson 2 - Boolean Logic.mp4

01:59

597 - Lesson 3 - Getting Started.mp4

02:15

597 - Lesson 4 - Boolean Expressions.mp4

01:52

597 - Lesson 5 - Short Circuit Evaluation.mp4

03:41

597 - Lesson 6 - Common Objects.mp4

03:01

597 - Lesson 7 - Mixing Expressions.mp4

02:07

597 - Lesson 8 - Operator Precedence.mp4

02:41

597 - Lesson 9 - if Statements.mp4

03:11

597 - Lesson 10 - while Loops.mp4

02:02

597 - Lesson 11 - NonBoolean Contexts.mp4

02:28

597 - Lesson 12 - Nested ifs.mp4

01:14

597 - Lesson 13 - Numeric Ranges.mp4

03:49

597 - Lesson 14 - Chaining Function Calls.mp4

03:12

597 - Lesson 15 - Summary.mp4

00:44

ANDCode.zip

PythonAndOperator.pdf

Description

Python has three Boolean operators, or logical operators: and, or, and not. You can use them to check if certain conditions are met before deciding the execution path your programs will follow. In this video course, you’ll learn about the and operator and how to use it in your code.

In this video course, you’ll learn how to:

You’ll also code a few practical examples that will help you understand how to use the and operator to approach different problems in a Pythonic way. Even if you don’t use all the features of and, learning about them will allow you to write better and more accurate code.

What You'll Learn?

Understand the logic behind Python’s and operator
Build and understand Boolean and non-Boolean expressions that use the and operator
Use the and operator in Boolean contexts to decide the course of action of your programs
Use the and operator in non-Boolean contexts to make your code more concise

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Wanting to learn Python, Howard did what any college instructor would do – he taught a class in it. He loved it. (You’ll have to ask his students how they felt.) He continued learning after the course was over, and found Real Python to be one of the most useful sources of information. Now he’s here hoping to help others.

Howard currently teaches Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Pikeville in eastern Kentucky. An amateur musician, he plays trumpet in local wind bands, organ at his church, and is learning guitar.