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# Adding Conditions to Recipient
The Basic commands for conditions are:
* **equal to(=)**: Checks if two values are exactly the same.
* **not equal to(!=)**: Determines if two values are different from each other.
* **greater than(>)**: Compares if one value is larger than another.
* **less than(<)**: Compares if one value is smaller than another.
* **greater than equal to(>=)**: Checks if one value is either larger than or equal to another.
* **less than equal to (<=)**: Determines if one value is either smaller than or equal to another.
* **contains**: Checks if a certain value or substring is present within a larger value or string.
* **does not contain**: Determines if a certain value or substring is not present within a larger value or string.
### The AND/OR Operator
These Boolean operators can be combined with conditional statements to get the desired output for request approvals.
* **AND**: Checks for the truth value of the conditions. Returns True if all the conditions are satisfied.
* **OR**: Checks for the truth value of the conditions. Returns True if any one of the conditions is satisfied.
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