# Lesson 8 - Activity 4 - Can use AND, OR and NOT in logicial operators?

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**Time:** 15 minutes

**Purpose:** Understanding how logical operations work

**Introduction:** Experimenting with how AND, OR and NOT operations work

**Task:** Logical operations such as AND, OR and NOT are typically taught in school. They take in inputs and reduce to a true or false expression.

Take some times to refamiliarise yourself with them, or find a resource to cover them from new.

This is used when you have a declaration which will never change – there will always be 360 degrees in a circle, PI will always be 3.14

More than just looking up the answer, have a go at playing with using it and seeing how it changes behaviour.
