AND, OR, NOT Operators

AND, OR, and NOT are basic logical operators used to connect ideas or conditions. "AND" means both conditions must be true—for example, "It is sunny AND warm" means both conditions are true simultaneously. "OR" means at least one condition is true—"It is sunny OR cloudy" means either or both can be true. "NOT" negates a condition—"It is NOT raining" means it is not currently raining. These operators help in decision-making, programming, and filtering information by combining or negating conditions for precise outcomes.