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The `not` operator in Python returns the opposite of a Boolean value. That means if it's True, it returns False, and if it's False, it returns True. This is useful in conjunction with conditional statements where you want to perform an action when a condition is false.

The `and` operator returns true only when all conditions are true. In contrast, the `or` operator returns true if at least one condition is true.

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