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GCSE Computer Science · key term
A logical operator that produces 1 only when both inputs are 1.
Used by OCR
Paper 2
A Boolean operator that produces True only when both conditions are true.
Revise: Common Boolean OperatorsA youth activity might accept someone only if their age is within a particular range and they have consent. An alarm might react when a door or a window is open.
A logical operation that outputs true only when both inputs are true.
For an inclusive range, use >= and <= joined by AND. For values outside that range, join the two comparisons with OR.
Write each comparison in full: in Python, use age >= 12 and age <= 16, not age >= 12 and <= 16.
Use brackets to make grouping clear when combining operators. Check your condition with cases that should give both True and False.
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