03 - Boolean and Bitwise operators

In general, search engines treat the query ‘black handbag’ as ‘black AND handbag’ - which means results must contain both words, eg ‘black shiny handbags for sale’.

x = True
y = False

# Output: x and y is False
print('x and y is',x and y)

x = True
y = False

# Output: x or y is True
print('x or y is',x or y)

x = True
y = False

# Output: not x is False
print('not x is',not x)

print((9 > 7) and (2 < 4))  # Both original expressions are True
print((8 == 8) or (6 != 6)) # One original expression is True
print(not(3 <= 1))          # The original expression is False

def security_check():
  username=input("Enter username:")
  password=input("Enter password:")
  if username=="Joe" or password=="open123":
    print("Access Granted")
  else:
    print("Access Denied - username or password is incorrect")

security_check()

#The following code asks the user to enter a secret password, 
#IF they write open123, then access is granted, else they are stuck in a loop!
#You'll notice that even when the user enters "open123", it does not print "Access Granted". 
#Change one thing to get this to work!
def main():
  access=False
  while access==False:
    password=input("Enter secret password:")
    if password=="open123":
      access=False
  
  print("Access Granted") #note that this line is outside of the loop, so will be printed when you break out of the loop.
  
main()

import time

def main():
  score=0
  gameover=False
  while gameover==False and score<10:
    print("The game is on.....")
    print("Your score is:",score)
    time.sleep(1.1)
    score=score+1
    
main()

def main():
  #Set Seat to True if booked, False if available
  seat1booked=True
  seat2booked=True
  seat3booked=False
  seat4booked=True
  
  print("Seat 1 is booked?:",seat1booked)
  print("Seat 2 is booked?:",seat2booked)
  print("Seat 3 is booked?:",seat1booked)
  print("Seat 4 is booked?:",seat4booked)

main()