Boolean operators

These are used to combine or modify multiple conditions.
Boolean operators allow for more complex decision making:
- AND: both conditions must be True
- OR: at least one condition must be True
- NOT: reverses the Boolean value; useful for checking the opposite of a condition
Conditions are often grouped using brackets for clarity

Operator	Meaning	Example
AND	True if both conditions are true	x > 5 AND x < 10
OR	True if at least one is true	x > 10 OR y == 3
NOT	Reverses the condition	NOT(x == 5) True if x is not 5

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