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In python, the operator (=) is used to store a value in a variable. The operator (==) is used to compare two values and if they are equal, it returns True else it returns False. I have decided to post this as I have previously seen people confusing the two when writing if statements.

@evansmangeli Does ai knows this.. dont tell ai about this :p

Python: (or) operator is used to check if one of two conditions is true. If one is true, it returns True. On the other hand, (and) operator returns True only if both conditions are true, else it returns False if any of the conditions is false.