Question

What gets printed with the following code ?
x = True
y = False
z = False
if x or y and z :
print "yes"
else:
print "no

Answer 1

Answer:

yes is the output....

Explanation:

when comes true or false...and false we would take as false

Answer 2

"No" will get printed

Explanation:

We must understand the following so that, it will be easy to predict the output:

1. "and" operator returns true only when all the operands are true

True "and" false returns false

False "and" True returns false

False "and"False returns false

True "and" True returns true

2. "or" operator returns true if either one of the input is true.

True "or" false returns True

False "or" True returns True

False "or" False returns false

True "or" True returns true

Analyzing the code snippet,

if x or y and z: can be rewritten as if True or False and False

Note: Logical operator precedence is left to right

Step 1: if True or False => returns false, so once again the statement should be rewritten as

Step 2: if True and False=> returns false. Hence else statement gets executed and "no" is printed.

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