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⚖️ And / Or Logic in Python

Use "or" in an if statement and print a message.

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⚖️And / Or Logic

Compare values with >, <, ==, !=. The outcome is True or False.
and: BOTH conditions must be True.
or: at least ONE condition must be True.

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🎯 Challenge:Use "or" in an if statement and print a message.

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LESSON DEEP DIVE & CONCEPTS

What You Learn in “And / Or Logic”

Core Concept Explanation

Compare values with >, <, ==, !=. The outcome is True or False.
and: BOTH conditions must be True.
or: at least ONE condition must be True.

Starter Code Snippet

age = 9
print(age > 7)
if age > 7 and age < 12:
    print("Kid level!")

🎯 Goal: Use "or" in an if statement and print a message.

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Foundations of computer programming: output statements, memory variables, basic arithmetic, and string handling.

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Print how many letters are in your name using len().

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Print your own name in BIG UPPERCASE letters.

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And / Or Logic

Use "or" in an if statement and print a message.

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