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[nilamo]

When in doubt, break it down!

>>> def divis(n, x, y):
...   print(f"n%x = {n % x}")
...   print(f"n%y = {n % y}")
...   print(f"(n%x) | (n%y) = {(n%x) | (n%y)}")
...   print(f"n % x | n % y = {n % x | n % y}")
...
>>> divis(12, 3, 5)
n%x = 0
n%y = 2
(n%x) | (n%y) = 2
n % x | n % y = 2

If a value is divisible, it'd be 0. If either value is not divisible, then the bit-or will return that non-zero number (the remainder, which happens to be 2 in this case). Using the or keyword should work the same.