Question

Find out the output of the following (Python)
x=3
if x > 2 or x < 5 and x = = 6 :
print (“ok”)
else:
print (“no output”)

Answer 1

Answer:

no output

Explanation:

since x= 3

and in the condition u have specified that it must equal to 6 by putting a and operator with x==6

therefore it will directly jump to else statement

Answer 2

Answer:

ok

Explanation:

In python AND operator is solved before OR operator**

Since x = 3

• Condition 1 (x>2): True
• Condition 2 (x<5): True
• Condition 3 (x==6): False

First operator is AND**

It will see Condition 2 AND Condition 3

True AND False = False

Second operator is OR**

It will see Condition 1 OR Answer of First operator*

True OR False = True

Therefore it will run the code in the if statement which prints ok

Hope this helps