Boolean Logic
and, or, not combine boolean values: and requires both True; or requires one True; not flips the value
What it does: 'and' returns True only when both sides are True. 'not' flips the boolean — not False gives True. or returns True if at least ONE side is True. Python booleans are True and False — capital T and F. 5 == 5 is True, then not True is False. Python's boolean operators are lowercase: and, or, not — not AND, OR, NOT. A data type with only two values: True or False.
Common mistakes: Booleans must be capitalized True and False, not true and false. Boolean operators are lowercase and, not AND.
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