Understanding the common Boolean operators

Cards (63)

  • Boolean operators are special keywords used in programming languages to perform logical operations on Boolean values
  • The OR operator returns True if at least one operand is True.

    True
  • The NOT operator returns the opposite of the operand.
  • What is the result of the expression `True and False` using the AND operator?
    False
  • The expression `not True` using the NOT operator evaluates to False.
  • Which Boolean operator returns True only if both operands are True?
    AND
  • The NOT operator returns the opposite of the operand.
  • What is the result of the expression `False or False` using the OR operator?
    False
  • Match the Boolean operator with its description:
    AND ↔️ Returns True if both operands are True
    OR ↔️ Returns True if at least one operand is True
    NOT ↔️ Returns the opposite of the operand
  • The expression `True or False` using the OR operator evaluates to True.

    True
  • Which Boolean operator returns True only if both operands are True?
    AND
  • Match the Boolean operator with its description:
    AND ↔️ Returns True if both operands are True
    OR ↔️ Returns True if at least one operand is True
    NOT ↔️ Returns the opposite of the operand
  • The expression `True or False` using the OR operator evaluates to True.

    True
  • Understanding Boolean operators is crucial for writing conditional statements.

    True
  • The OR operator returns True if at least one of the operands is True.
    True
  • Order the following Boolean operators based on their precedence (highest to lowest).
    1️⃣ NOT
    2️⃣ AND
    3️⃣ OR
  • The expression `not False` using the NOT operator evaluates to True.

    True
  • What is the result of the expression `True and False` using the AND operator?
    False
  • The expression `not True` using the NOT operator evaluates to False.
  • The AND operator returns True if at least one operand is True.
    False
  • The expression `False or True` using the OR operator evaluates to True.

    True
  • Boolean operators help control the flow of a program by evaluating logical expressions.

    True
  • Which Boolean operator returns True if both operands are True?
    AND
  • The NOT operator returns the opposite of the operand.
  • The `or` operator returns True if both operands are False.
    False
  • Match the Boolean operator with its description:
    AND ↔️ Returns True if both operands are True
    OR ↔️ Returns True if at least one operand is True
    NOT ↔️ Returns the opposite of the operand
  • The `or` operator returns True if at least one operand is True
  • The OR operator returns True if at least one operand is True
  • The OR operator returns False only when both operands are False.

    True
  • The OR operator returns True only if both operands are True.
    False
  • Under what condition does the AND operator return True?
    Both operands are True
  • The AND operator returns True if both operands are True
  • The NOT operator returns True if the operand is False
  • The AND operator returns False if at least one operand is False
  • Order the results of the AND operator truth table when Operand 1 is True:
    1️⃣ True if Operand 2 is True
    2️⃣ False if Operand 2 is False
  • Order the results of the OR operator truth table when Operand 1 is True:
    1️⃣ True if Operand 2 is True
    2️⃣ True if Operand 2 is False
  • The NOT operator returns False if the operand is True
  • The AND truth table returns True only if both operands are True
  • What does the NOT truth table return if the operand is True?
    False
  • True and not False results in True.

    True