In Python,

Create a file named truthTable.py which contains a function named printTruthTable. printTruthTable will take one argument that is a string.

def printTruthTable(logicalOperation):

true = 1>0

false = 1<0

if logicalOperation=='and':

print(..

You need to create the function so that it will print out the truth table for

1. and when logicalOperation == "and"

2. or when logicalOperation == "or".

3. not when logicalOperation == "not".

The answer is one of three:

1.

True and True is True

True and False is False

False and True is False

False and False is False

2.

True or True is True

True or False is True

False or True is True

False or False is False

3.

not True is False

not False is True

You don't have to do anything fancy to print a truth table. Print statements are OK. Use Python to calculate the and, or and not operations.

The function should handle the special case when the argument sent in is neither 'and' nor 'or' not not

>>>printTruthTable("and")

True and True is True

True and False is .

.

OR

>>>printTruthTable("or")

..

.

.

.

OR

>>>printTruthTable("not")

..

.

OR

>>>printTruthTable("bla bla bla")

You sent in bla bla bla which is not a legal input!!!!!!!