Using Logical Operators (and, or)

Python use PEMDAS rule.

print((x>z) &(y<x))

python is based on PEMDAS operation

print (x>y , y<z)

Python uses PEMDAS, which is similar to BODMAS. The only difference is that PEMDAS is used in the US, while BODMAS is used in the UK.

For combining two logical operators you can use and, or like this: (x > z) or (y < z)

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Logical (and , or) operators are use to combine two or more comparision operators

Python internally use PEMDAS rule , it means (parenthesis , exponent , multiplication, division, addition , subtraction)