Tuesday, 29 April 2025

Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01300425)

 


Step-by-step Breakdown:

1. code = 999

We assign the value 999 to the variable code.


2. Let's look at the if condition:


not ((code < 500 or code > 1000) or not (code == 999))

Let’s evaluate it inside out.


First part:


(code < 500 or code > 1000)
  • code < 500 → 999 < 500 → ❌ False

  • code > 1000 → 999 > 1000 → ❌ False

So:


(False or False) → False

Second part:

not (code == 999)
  • code == 999 → ✅ True

  • So: not (True) → ❌ False


Combine both parts:

(False or False) → False

So entire inner condition becomes:

python
not (False) → ✅ True

✅ Final result:

The if condition evaluates to True, so:


print("E")

 Final Output:

E

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