FAQ: Control Flow - Boolean Operators: or

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Boolean Operators: or” exercise from the lesson “Control Flow”.

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Is there any way to give feedback on exercises? There had been an exchange in a locked FAQ thread over the first part of the lesson:
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Set the variables statement_one and statement_two equal to the results of the following boolean expressions:
Statement one:
(2 - 1 > 3) or (-5 * 2 == -10)
Statement two:
(9 + 5 <= 15) or (7 != 4 + 3)

The lesson only asks you to copy/paste and submit to get a complete. If the intent is to get you to think about whether or not the resulting boolean value would be true or false, the exercise should give you feedback. Simply adding a print(statement_one) and print(statement_two) line would encourage actually thinking through the statements as well as giving immediate feedback on whether you had correctly determined the result.