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This can easily be understood by the following example:
Let us say we need to make a program in python to check the age of a student between
13 and 15 and if both these conditions are True, then the value of a CLASS variable will

be 8, otherwise a message should be displayed “CLASS NOT KNOWN”. This can well be
understood by the following code in python:

Age = 14

if Age >= 13 and Age <= 15:
CLASS = 8
print("CLASS:", CLASS)
else:
print("CLASS NOT KNOWN")

OR Operator: “or” operators work on two(02) or more than 02 conditions/expressions
and it will give the result True if any one of the two conditions is True. It will give the
result False, if both the two(02) conditions are False. In python, this operator is used
by the keyword “or”.

It can also be understood by the following table:

A B A or B
0 0 0
1 0 1
0 1 1
1 1 1

Here, the value of the final expression will be 1 or True if the value of any one of the
conditions A & B is 1 or True.
This can easily be understood by the following example:

Let us say we need to create a program in python to check the age of a student whether it
is greater than 13 or is smaller than 15 and the value of a CLASS variable will be 8 if any
one of the two conditions is 1 or True, otherwise a message should be displayed “CLASS
NOT KNOWN”. This can well be understood by the following code in python:

Age=14

if Age >= 13 or Age<=15:
print("class is 8")
CLASS=8
else:
print("CLASS NOT KNOWN")

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