<p>any(): It returns True if one of the iteratable is True and return False if iteratable is empty or all the items are False. Similar to logical operator OR</p>
<p>all(): It returns False one of the iteratable is False or the iteratable is empty. Similar to the chained logical operator AND</p>
<pre><code class="lang-plaintext">List=[1&gt;2, 2&gt;3, 3&lt;4]
print("any :",any(List))
print("all :",all(List))

Output:
any : True
all : False
</code></pre>


any(): It returns True if one of the iteratable is True and return False if iteratable is empty or all the items are False. Similar to logical operator OR

all(): It returns False one of the iteratable is False or the iteratable is empty. Similar to the chained logical operator AND

```plaintext
List=[1>2, 2>3, 3<4]
print("any :",any(List))
print("all :",all(List))

Output:
any : True
all : False
```

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