Python 3 for Beginners: Booleans and Boolean Logic

The video tutorial introduces Boolean values, explaining how they can be either true or false, and how to assign them to variables. It covers various comparators that result in Boolean values, such as equal to, greater than, and not equal to. The tutorial also delves into Boolean logic, discussing operators like AND, OR, and NOT, and how they evaluate statements. A truth table is used to demonstrate these operators. Finally, the video explains the order of operations for Boolean expressions and the importance of using parentheses to control evaluation order.

What are the two possible values of a Boolean?

• Yes and No

• True and False

• Positive and Negative

• On and Off

Which operator is used to check if two values are equal?

• !=

• >

• ==

• <

What will be the result of the expression '1 > 2'?

• None

• Error

• False

• True

Which Boolean operator returns true if both statements are true?

• NOT

• XOR

• OR

• AND

What does the NOT operator do to a Boolean statement?

• Ignores it

• Duplicates it

• Reverses it

• Deletes it

In Boolean logic, what is the result of 'True OR False'?

• Undefined

• Error

• False

• True

How can you control the order of operations in Boolean expressions?

• Using semicolons

• Using colons

• Using parentheses

• Using commas