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Both languages have booleans. Java uses true and false whereas Python uses True and False and any value (all values are true other than False, 0, and "").
Python's Boolean operators: and, or, and not are replaced by: &&, || and ! in Java.
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| ! (x > 0 && y > 0) || z > 0 ^ w > 0 |
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| not(x > 0 and y > 0) or z > 0 |
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Negation is also formed differently between those two programming languages
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| x is not y |
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