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Logical operators are used to manipulate the logic of *Boolean expressions*. 

| **Operator** | **Purpose** | **Notation**
| --- | --- | ---
| `and` | AND | In-fix
| `or` | OR | In-fix
| `not` | NOT | Prefix

## Logical Expressions

Logical expressions are formed using Booleans and logical operators. 

Below, we can find some examples: 

Logical operators are used to manipulate the logic of *Boolean expressions*. 

| **Operator** | **Purpose** | **Notation**
| --- | --- | ---
| `and` | AND | In-fix
| `or` | OR | In-fix
| `not` | NOT | Prefix

# Logical Expressions

Logical expressions are formed using Booleans and logical operators. 

Below, we can find some examples: 

Let's understand the purpose of logical operators!

Introduction

Data Types and Variables

Conditional Statements

Functions

Loops

Python Exam I

Data Structures

Libraries

Appendix

Python Exam II

Logical Operators

Logical Expressions #

Operator	Purpose	Notation
`and`	AND	In-fix
`or`	OR	In-fix
`not`	NOT	Prefix