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LOGICAL OPERATORS
Logical operators are used to combine two or more conditions. Logical operators are
used when we want to test more than one condition and make a decision. It produces the
results by considering if the conditions entered are true or false. In Scratch, there are three
logical operators: ‘and’, ‘or’, and ‘not’.
Operator Meaning Examples
Logical and when clicked
and The result is true if if 100 > 50 and 100 > 60 then
both the conditions say 100 is greater than 50 and 60
are true.
Logical or when clicked
or The result is if 100 > 50 or 100 > 200 then
true, if one of the say 100 is either greater than 50 or 200
statements is true.
Logical not
Reverses the when clicked
condition, i.e., it’s not
not if 50 > 100 then
false if the condition
is true and say Reverses the condition
vice-versa.
Hashtag
#Relational: Connection between two or more things
#Operators: A symbol or function donating an operation
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