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The and operator is a boolean operator which will return true if the two boolean values either side of it are both true.

In many languages, the and operator uses the && symbols.

In some other languages, a keyword is used instead: in Python, for example, this keyword is and.

Examples where and returns true

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true && true
4 < 7 && 9 > 2
(!false) && true

Examples where and returns false

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false && false
false && true
6 < 10 && 5 == 8