python - override builtin "and" -


Primitive "and" can be overridden? For example, if I try to do something 

  class foo (): def __ and __ (self, others): return "bar"   < P> it becomes output  
  & gt; & Gt; Fu () and 4 4 & gt; & Gt; Fu () .__ and __ (4) 'bar'   
 My intuition is that it has been created and can not be overridden and it is not override due to the absence of confusion should be done.  
 I think the function should not be changed because it does not need to be done because it behaves like  
  DIF and (self, others): If not (not bool (self)): Return yourself:    
 
 
  __ and __  override bitvard operator  & amp; , not the logic operator.  
 To give your class Boolean logic management, define the  __ Nazaroza __  method:

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