The 'not' operator has the precedence.

The expression 'x and y' will return True only if both x and y are .

The operator is used to negate the operand.

The expression 'x or y' will return True if either x or y is .

The order of evaluation for logical operators in Python is not, , or.

In Python, the operator returns True if both statements are true.

The operator returns True if both operands are True.