How can we chain multiple comparison operators in Python?

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In Python, we can chain multiple comparison operators using logical operators and and or.

Here's an example to illustrate this:


x = 10
y = 20
z = 30

# Chaining multiple comparison operators using and
if x < y < z:
    print("y is between x and z")

# Chaining multiple comparison operators using or
if x > y or x > z:
    print("x is greater than y or z")

In the first example, we are using the and operator to check if y is between x and z. This is equivalent to checking if both the conditions x < y and y < z are true.

In the second example, we are using the or operator to check if x is greater than either y or z. This is equivalent to checking if either of the conditions x > y or x > z is true.

We can chain as many comparison operators as needed using and and or operators to create complex conditions. However, it's important to make sure that the conditions are logically correct and easy to understand for better code readability.

How can we chain multiple comparison operators in Python?

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