1. The and Operator. In Python, the and operator is used to combine two conditions. It returns True if both conditions are True, and False otherwise.

For example, the expression (x > 5) and (y < 10) evaluates to True only if both x is greater than 5 and y is less than 10.

Define two Boolean values: condition1 = True and condition2 = False.

Use the and operator to combine the conditions.

# Define two boolean values condition1 = True condition2 = ___ # Use the 'and' operator to combine conditions result = ___ # Print the result print(result) # Define two boolean values condition1 = True condition2 = False # Use the 'and' operator to combine conditions result = condition1 and condition2 # Print the result print(result) test_object("condition1") test_object("condition2") test_object("result") success_msg("You correctly used the 'and' operator.")