Question

What will be the value of X from the following code snippet?
AB= 10.3
X=Alf (A/B==3) else B
print(x)
(A) 3
(8) 10
(C) True (D) Falsa​

Answer 1

Answer:

(A) 3

Explanation:

In line 1,

value 10 is stored in A, and value 3 is stored in B.

In line 2,

it says, if A/B==3, value of A is stored in X, else, value of B is stored in X.

The main thing to notice over here is,

A/B is a normal division which gives the value in decimals.

So, A/B=10/3 gives 3.33333... which is not equal to 3.

As A/B is not equal to 3,

The value of B is stored in X; i.e., X=3

Note: X would have been stored with the value of A, if we use floor division (A//B), which rounds up the value of decimal too the nearest lowest integer.