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Program Overview

This Python program demonstrates how logical operations AND, OR, and NOT behave when applied to boolean values.
It converts the result of each operation into a numeric value: True → 1, False → 0.

Python Code:

# Define sample boolean values
a = True
b = False

# Logical operations and numeric conversion
and_result = int(a and b)
or_result = int(a or b)
not_result = int(not a)

# Display results
print("AND (True && False):", and_result)
print("OR  (True || False):", or_result)
print("NOT (!True):", not_result)

Sample Output:

AND (True && False): 0  
OR  (True || False): 1  
NOT (!True): 0

Step-by-Step Explanation:

- a and b returns Falseint(False) = 0
- a or b returns Trueint(True) = 1
- not a returns Falseint(False) = 0
- The int() function converts boolean results to numeric form