Conditional statements can be formed in a compound structure by joining multiple statements using or and and keywords. The statements may use different variables.

The result of a conditional statement can be negated by using the not keyword

The precedence order of these three operators are as follows: not > and > or, so that in a compound conditional statement the not  operators are evaluated first, followed by the and operators, and finally the or operators are evaluated. However, contents of a pair of parentheses are always evaluated starting from the innermost pair of parentheses, followed by the conditional operators if any, and other parentheses.

Note: Python uses operators & and | for bitwise operations and they can NOT be used instead of and and orkeywords for logical expressions.