The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Joining Conditions Using AND Keyword

The video tutorial explains how to correctly apply a discount based on total values using logical conditions. Initially, a discount is applied incorrectly when totals exceed 50. The solution involves using the 'and' keyword to ensure the discount is only applied when totals are between 50 and 100. The tutorial demonstrates how to write and execute these conditions in a program, ensuring both conditions must be true for the discount to apply.

What is the issue with the current condition when the total is 120 or 68?

• The discount is applied even when the total is greater than 100.

• The discount is applied only when the total is less than 50.

• The discount is not applied at all.

• The discount is applied when the total is greater than 50, which is incorrect.

How can we ensure the discount is applied only when the total is between 50 and 100?

• By using a single condition for totals less than 100.

• By applying the discount to all totals.

• By using the 'or' keyword to combine conditions.

• By using the 'and' keyword to combine conditions.

What does the 'and' keyword do when combining conditions?

• It ignores all conditions.

• It ensures both conditions must be true.

• It ensures at least one condition is true.

• It ensures both conditions are false.

In the new condition, what happens if the total is 120?

• The discount is applied because 120 is less than 100.

• The discount is not applied because 120 is not less than 100.

• The discount is applied because 120 is greater than 50.

• The discount is not applied because 120 is less than 50.

Why is it important for both conditions to be true when using 'and'?

• To ensure the discount is never applied.

• To ensure the discount is applied only when both conditions are met.

• To ensure the discount is applied only when one condition is met.

• To ensure the discount is applied to all totals.