Python

Question

I'm not really understanding the matter of boolean operator.

Answer 1

Chancia Heureuse AKISSOHE ,

you have asked for *boolean operators*. these are:

and, or, not

they can be used for describing a relationship between multiple conditions in an if statement.

a = 82
a > 70 # result is True
a < 100 # result is True
print(a > 70 and a < 100) # result is True
# print(True and True) # result is True

> it would be great if you could give us a *code sample*, where you get stuck with this topic.

Answer 2

Booleans only have 2 values True and False.
They can be really useful when you want to check something to either start a part of a code or end it.
If we were playing a game, you could use it to check that the gamer has a certain score, or item, or condition to finish the level or part or so on.
Does that help or can you explain a bit more what your problem with understanding is?

Answer 3

do you understand boolean?
True - False # yes = True, no = False

are you a beginner?
True - False # yes = True, no = False

is it True?
....

Answer 4

I'm facing difficulties understanding how to work with dictionary and modules.

Answer 5

Ruben L Donzo ,

> it is better to start your *own post* (instead of adding your question to someone else's existing post), otherwise, people may not notice you and your issue.

> it is also recommended to create *separate posts* / *questions* related to *dictionaries* and *modules*.