Python "and" operator
The Python "and" operator is a binary operator, which means it requires two operands. The general syntax looks like this:
The output is True if and only if both the operands are True. If any operand is False, then the output is False. Let's see some examples:
Here we use the "and" operator to decide if a person can be considered a player in Squid Game or not.

The 2 operands for "and" are the variables person_has_debt and person_willing_to_play. Since the values for both are True, the output of the and expression is True and a new player object is created where we specify the player name and player number.
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