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The document provides Python programs that demonstrate the use of logical operators: 'and', 'or', and 'not'. Each program checks specific conditions such as number positivity, scholarship eligibility, login credentials, student pass/fail status, and admission eligibility based on score or sports quota. The examples illustrate how to implement these logical operators in various scenarios.

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Key Access Program for School Roles

The document provides Python programs that demonstrate the use of logical operators: 'and', 'or', and 'not'. Each program checks specific conditions such as number positivity, scholarship eligibility, login credentials, student pass/fail status, and admission eligibility based on score or sports quota. The examples illustrate how to implement these logical operators in various scenarios.

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Python Programs Demonstrating Logical

Operators

Logical Operators - Example Programs


These programs demonstrate the use of logical operators like and , or , and not

1. WAP in Python to check if a number is positive as well


as even or not.
In [4]: # create required variable and assign value
num = 12

# check the two condtitions using 'and' operator then print the result
if num > 0 and num % 2 == 0:
print("The number is positive and even")
else:
print("Condition not satisfied")

The number is positive and even

2. WAP in Python to check if a number is negative or


greater than 100
In [6]: # create required variable and assign value
num = -5

# check if any of the two condtitions is True


# By using 'or' operator then print the result
if num < 0 or num > 100:
print("The number is either negative or greater than 100")
else:
print("The number is between 0 and 100")

The number is either negative or greater than 100

3. WAP in Python to check if student is eligible for


scholarship or not. Criteria: marks should be greater than
80% and attendance should be greater than 90%
In [8]: # create required variables and assign value
marks = 85
attendance = 92

# check if both condtitions are satisfied or not using 'and' operator


# then print the result
if marks > 80 and attendance > 90:
print("Eligible for scholarship")
else:
print("Not eligible for scholarship")

Eligible for scholarship

4. WAP in Python to check if login credentials are


incorrect using not

In [10]: # create required variables and assign value


username = "user"
password = "1234"

# check if both condtitions are inversely satisfied


# using 'not' as well as 'and' operator
# then print the result
if not (username == "admin" and password == "admin123"):
print("Invalid credentials")
else:
print("Correct username and password. Login successful")

Invalid credentials

5. WAP in Python to check pass/fail status of a student's


mark, using not operator

In [12]: # create required variable and assign value


marks = 35

# check if the condtition is inversely satisfied then print result


if not marks >= 40:
print("Student has failed")
else:
print("Student has passed")

Student has failed

6. WAP in Python to check admission eligibility based on


either score or sports quota. Criteria: Score higher than
70 or Quota is present.
In [14]: # create required variables and assign value
score = 65
sports_quota = True

# check if either of the two condtitions is satisfied then print result


if score >= 70 or sports_quota:
print("Eligible for admission")
else:
print("Not eligible for admission")

Eligible for admission

Common questions

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Python's use of 'or' allows eligibility determination when fulfilling at least one condition suffices, such as admittance by score or sports quota. This facilitates versatile decision-making, aligning with diverse criteria requirements .

Logical operators, specifically 'not', play a crucial role in determining outcomes based on conditions such as exam results. By using 'not' before 'marks >= 40', it inverts the condition, leading to a 'fail' status if marks are below 40 .

Logical operators like 'not' help assess if a student's marks do not meet a 'pass' threshold (e.g., not marks >= 40), resulting in a 'fail' status. This provides a clear logical check against a defined threshold, simplifying the pass/fail decision process .

Logical operators like 'and' can check multiple conditions for scholarship eligibility. In Python, both conditions need to be satisfied: marks must be greater than 80%, and attendance over 90%. If both conditions are met using 'and', the student is deemed eligible .

Python employs the 'and' operator to ensure both criteria are fulfilled before executing an action. For example, the eligibility for a scholarship relies on both marks exceeding 80% and attendance surpassing 90%, ensuring both conditions are met for eligibility .

The 'and' operator ensures multiple conditions, such as both positivity and parity of a number, are checked simultaneously. For instance, a number must be both greater than 0 and even to yield positive outcomes, leveraging 'and' to verify dual conditions efficiently .

Logical operators such as 'or' help in decision-making when either scenario could lead to a beneficial or harmful result. By evaluating conditions like negative value or exceeding a threshold with 'or', decisions can anticipate multiple risk or benefit factors simultaneously .

Python simplifies range checks by using the 'or' logical operator to determine if a number is negative or greater than 100. This operator evaluates the truth of either condition, efficiently determining whether a number is outside a specified range .

The 'or' operator is significant in assessing eligibility based on diverse criteria, such as a score above 70 or having a sports quota. By using 'or', Python enables eligibility if either condition is satisfied, reflecting flexibility in meeting admission requirements .

Python uses logical operators like 'not' combined with 'and' to handle login attempts. By using 'not (username == "admin" and password == "admin123")', Python determines invalid credentials if either condition—username or password—is incorrect, thus aiding in identifying incorrect login attempts .

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