BOOLEANS: This data type is like a digital on/off switch! It helps programs make logical decisions.

Booleans are a data type that can have only two values: True or False. Boolean expressions include a relational operator (>,>=), equality operator (==), or membership operator (in) and always evaluate to a Boolean value.

• For each of the four condition variables, replace the value None with whatever is specified in the comment.
• Make sure each if statement evaluates to True in order to move on!

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