Python Logical Operators (the fun stuff!!)

What I use to learn (the BEST IT training): ntck.co/itprotv (30% off FOREVER) *affiliate link In this episode of NetworkChuck's Python series, he teaches you how to keep out evil Ben and how to keep out evil Patricia and Loki. But sometimes you need to make some exceptions for good deeds! Get prepared to learn about the Logical Operators and, or, and not! FREE Python Lab: ntck.co/pythonep6 Support the course: ntck.co/pythonrightnow 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: ntck.co/Premium 0:00 Intro 1:30 Ad read 2:45 Let's get STARTED! 3:50 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (or) 5:23 Mini challenge 1! Make sure we say, Patricia! 6:47 Mini challenge 2! Make sure Loki can't get in! 7:31 Flowchart mode! 8:26 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (and) 8:43 Mini challenge 3! Check for good deeds! 11:48 NEW CONCEPT: Logical operators! (not) 13:08 Booleans! Don't get hungry! 16:30 != not 16:50 Out

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Been grinding lately on learning Python. Already got one cert done,its from Stormwinds so not the big cert. Working on the other 2 courses that are more in depth. Watching the lesson here and knew right away how to fix the issues and understood what you were doing,was pretty cool. Python is a fun languange. A suggestion though,I would like to see you show the process of creating a GUI,with like tkinter or one of the other ones. Thatd be a good lesson in the future. These are some great and easy to understand lessons. I love how you break stuff down and explain it in a simple way for beginners to understand.

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You are a great teacher! As an experienced programmer (20y+), I can say that you actually use the "not" statements all the time, pretty much. Often used to set a variable or object if not set, or break a routine if data is missing. "Not" is very important for the structure of scripts.

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