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So now, since we finished most of the difficult operations or most of the different operations compared



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with the simple math.



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Let's move on to comparisons now.



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First of all, we need to think on what is the result of doing a comparison where usually the result



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is true or false.



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And I will prove this.



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So if X is equal to five.



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Higher than for.



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This statement is true because five is higher than for the less right to print.



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X. So now if I print X, I will get through because X here is assigned to a variable, X can be either



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true or false because five is either higher than four or it's not fair to them for their just options,



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then you can also do a different comparison by writing five, not equal to four.



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And this means not so five is five, not equal to four.



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Yes, it is.



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For that reason our answer is true.



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For example, if I do so, this is the comparison operator for equal.



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It is different than a single equal sign, as you can see.



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And yes, we can actually write the statement like that here.



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So here we're checking that if five is equal to four.



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So as you know, this is obviously not equal.



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And for that reason we're going to get false here because force is assigned to the variable effects.



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Now in Python, as in the other programming languages there, logical operations, OK?



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And as in C++ and in Java, usually the large corporations are performed by symbols.



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For example, this symbol is the symbol for and and usually or is denoted like this.



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But in Python, we don't have that.



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We don't recognize the symbols instead for simplicity and just our code to make sense.



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Plus we simply use the word or for our statement and we use the word and for any statement.



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And I will show you how this works, so let's write that, for example, our rent is equal to five hundred



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and fifty dollars.



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OK, then what would like to do is we want to print rent higher than 50 or rent more than 100.



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So let's think a little bit about it.



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Is our rent higher than 50 dollars?



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We said this is our rents, more than 100 hundred dollars.



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No, it is not.



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But since here we have the our statement.



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This means only one of the statements needs to be true for the whole line to be true, because this



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is.



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All right.



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So if I run the code now.



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You can see that the final result here is true because one of the statements here is true.



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OK, let's change this word to end.



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So when you're right and this means that both of the statements have to be true, right, so both the



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rent should be higher than 50 and bolder and more than 100.



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But since our rent is not in the range between 50 and 100, then the statement should be false.



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So let's run the code and you can see that our result here is false.



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For example, if I do that, I would like my rent to be more than one thousand.



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OK, since it is five hundred and fifty.



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Then we get the results because both of the statements in the and large corporation are equally true,



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then the whole line is true.



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You can add as many conditions as you want.



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So I can even after one more condition, rent should not be equal to 400.



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And this, again, will be true because our rent is not equal to 400.



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So you can see that now in the results we are getting because of our end statements are true and we



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can continue like this until we finish with our ideas for what those corporations to at.