Can I use boolean logic to create a situation where an error message is never displayed?

Yes, you can. By carefully crafting your conditions and combining them with logical operators like `and`, `or`, and `not`, you can ensure that the error-generating code within the `if` statement's block is never executed if the overall condition is false. For example: `if (condition1 and not condition2):`. If `condition1` is true *and* `condition2` is false, the code in the `if` block will execute, potentially triggering an error. Otherwise, the code will not execute, and the error message will not be displayed. Remember to pair this with `try...except` to prevent unhandled exceptions even when the condition is false.