the use of or operator returnstrue the use of or operator returnstrue the use of not operator on returnsfalse the use of not operator on returnstrue explanationthe use of "andoperation on and returns "falsesince both are not true however"xand "xreturns true since both the conditions are true similarly "yand "yreturns "falsesince both the conditions are "falsethe use of "oroperator returns "truesince at least one of the conditions is "truethe "not xreturns false (opposite of trueand "not yreturns true (opposite of falseoperators precedence operator precedence determines the grouping of terms in an expression and decides how an expression is evaluated certain operators have higher precedence than others for examplex herex is assigned not sincethe multiplication operator has higher precedence than the addition operatorso is first multiplied with and then adds into the following table shows operator precedence in descending order operator details (parenthesis *exponential /divisionmultiplicationinteger divisionmodulus +addition and subtraction >>=<<===!relational operators =+=-=**=/=//-%assignment operators not or and logical and boolean operators the operators which have higher precedence appear at the top of the table and those with the lowest appear at the bottom this means that within an expressionhigher precedence operators will be evaluated first the following program shows the impact of operator precedence in python #program to show utility of operator precedence = = = print("parenthesis has highest precedence:",( + )*( + )print("multiplication has higher precedence than addition:", + *yprint("relational operators has higher precedence than logical operators:", > or <zin [ ]runfileparenthesis has highest precedence multiplication has higher precedence than addition relational operators has higher precedence than logical operatorstrue