PF 9/17 Daily Do Now

What is the purpose of the 'and' logical operator in conditional statements?

• Checks if at least one condition is true.

• Checks if two or more conditions are true.

• Reverses the boolean result of a condition.

• Checks if exactly one condition is true.

How does the 'or' logical operator function in conditional statements?

• It checks if all conditions are false.

• It checks if at least one condition is true.

• It checks if all conditions are true.

• It negates the result of a single condition.

In a conditional statement using the 'and' operator, if one of the conditions is false, what is the overall result of the statement?

• The statement evaluates to true.

• The statement evaluates to false.

• The statement causes an error.

• The statement proceeds to the next condition.

If a conditional statement uses the 'or' operator, how many conditions need to be true for the entire statement to evaluate as true?

• All conditions must be true.

• At least one condition must be true.

• No conditions can be true.

• Exactly two conditions must be true.