Logical Operators

Logical operators are symbols or words used to connect statements in a way that allows us to determine the truth of combined conditions. The main logical operators are "AND," "OR," and "NOT." 1. **AND** means both statements must be true for the whole to be true. 2. **OR** means at least one statement must be true for the whole to be true. 3. **NOT** negates a statement, making a true statement false and vice versa. These operators help us understand complex situations by breaking them down into simpler, truth-based combinations.