AND

In logic and digital electronics, "AND" is a basic operation that outputs true (or "1") only when all the input conditions are true. Think of it like a gate: if you have two conditions, both must be true for the gate to open and give a true output. If either condition is false, the output remains false. For example, if you're checking whether you have both your keys and your wallet, the "AND" condition is true only if you have both items. It’s a fundamental concept used in decision-making and computer processing to combine multiple conditions.