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Hello.

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We'll come to this lecture.

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In this lecture, we're going to learn about the logical operators here.

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So these are the logical operators, which I will explain and you will learn in this lecture.

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So the logical, logical operators evaluate Boolean logic on bull types.

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So you characterize operators by how many operands they take.

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So a unit operator takes a single parent and the binary operator takes two a turner operator x three

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and so on.

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So you can categorize operators further by describing the types of their operations.

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So the unit negation operator here, this not operator takes a single operand and returns its opposite.

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In other words, you.

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Here, let me write texts here.

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If you write like.

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You a.re true.

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You are true.

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You will get the false here.

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Here.

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Let me actually.

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Okay.

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Not.

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Operator.

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Here.

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And to make it left all the way.

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So you will if you put the truth in this in the serpent, you will get the false or bitwise here.

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Or if you give the false, you will get true.

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So this takes only one operant and not operant takes only one operation.

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So.

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And the unit of negotiation, this is the neuron negotiation operator here.

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But the logical operators, for example, and ops and or operator here, this is or so this is and and

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this is all.

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So the logical end returns true only if both of its operations are true.

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So if for example.

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True.

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True and true, then this equals true.

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But if you give the serpent the true and false.

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True.

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And false.

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You will get the false.

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So.

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Actually, it might be complicated here, but I promise you will learn all about this appearance here.

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So at first.

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Will you still see this appearance?

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Complicated, but it's not that complicated at all.

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So.

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Let's make the ore operator here.

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So this is the ore operator.

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So if you.

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All logical or hear logical or if give the true.

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If either of the both of its operands are true, then it returns true, for example.

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So if, for example, I have false and true, this will give or let's make it more understandable if

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I have true and true or false and false, it doesn't matter here.

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It's appearance false.

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You will get through.

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Now.

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You will get false.

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But if you give true and.

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False.

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You will get false, too.

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You will get truth.

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Sorry for this.

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So if you have just one true, you will get the truth here.

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But if you have to false which is zero, you will get the false with this operator.

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So logical operators might seem confusing at first, but they quickly become intuitive.

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So let's open our Visual Studio code here.

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This is our Visual Studio code.

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Okay.

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So this is our Visual Studio code.

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Let's delete the previous lectures.

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Here.

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This is all the lectures which you can download these codes in the downloadable sections of this Udemy

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course.

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Oxley So let's create some.

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Here.

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Okay, So let's create, for example, bull of a bull.

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So this is the bull, as you know.

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In previous lectures, we learned about the bull type.

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For example, true equals true.

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Mu f v this dismiss false equals false here.

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And let's create our illustrations with our common line here.

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And so print f.

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Print f.

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Let's start.

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Let's start with.

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Let's start with the note operator here.

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Okay.

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So let's start with not.

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Operator.

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We will illustrate in code through.

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The and new line.

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Here new line and gave this the scale.

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Give us the thrill operator here.

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True.

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As you can see here, we gave the we use this ternary this note operator and we operate it this true.

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So after after this, you will see what it will give to us.

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And then print f.

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So let me mention here.

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The one is true and the zero is false.

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This is the pretty common information here.

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That one is true and zero is false.

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But some of you might not know about this.

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So in case I wrote this down here and let's continue on next line here, the true and.

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True, True and false.

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At the.

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A new line.

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Let's see.

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T.

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And pass.

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T and false.

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And let's continue with, as I always do.

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I will explain all of this course later when we extract the and run these quotes.

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So printf.

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True.

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And here we will.

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Print.

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True.

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Here we will see the true and.

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Not false.

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And let's create here.

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That's small.

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I which will give us the zero or run in case it's it says zero.

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It will give us the zero.

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It will give us the false.

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But in case it's the one, which is it to the compiler will show us the one here.

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So.

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Then let's give this the.

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True.

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And.

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True and not false.

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Not false.

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Not fear.

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And let's add another line of code here.

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Printf.

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True or true?

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True or false?

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True or false?

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Here.

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Oops.

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Here.

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Actually, it's okay.

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True or false and give this true.

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Interpreters here.

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Paul's.

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F r.

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So, as you know, here we have a boolean variable which named T is true and boolean variable named

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F is false here and print F.

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Last.

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This is the last line of code which after this you will know about.

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And I will explain all of this course code lines later line by line and false.

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Or operator False.

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Balls here and there and new line here.

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We will get the f.

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F.

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Yeah.

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Lastly, and then let's save our code and run our program seemed where was our program?

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Here.

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Let me find it.

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Okay, dear.

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See that desktop there?

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Here it is.

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Keep the.

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Okay, so let's compile our application here.

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GCSE followed by so GCSE or clear.

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Firstly GCSE.

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Main.

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That main dot CP here.

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Our code is compiled without an error and then let's run this programme.

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Pay that exam here.

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So as you can see here, we have these codes.

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So let's copy this code here.

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Oops.

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Here.

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And copy and paste this course in our diagram to explain it more here.

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Oops.

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What?

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Okay.

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Actually, we can do this in.

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Right.

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So.

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Let's explain this cause one by one.

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Here at the first you see the negotiation operator.

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Which is false.

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So if true is not true, then it's false.

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So it gave us the zero, which is false.

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And the second here.

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Second.

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Not true, Operator.

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Here.

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Or not.

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True.

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True and and false.

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Here, if true and then false.

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As I said, if you use true in order in order to you if you have to get through from this and operator,

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you need to give the twice to true operators in this operator.

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So as you shown here, we get we got the zero from this operation and then true and not false.

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So if it's not fast, we will get the true, true or false, we will get one, as I explained in this

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lecture at the beginning.

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And if false or false, it will give us a zero.

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Because in order to work with get one from our operator, we need at least one true in our operation.

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So I'm waiting for the next lecture, which in the next lecture we will learn the new type year standard

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by type.

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So I'm waiting you in the next lecture.