Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01200525)

 

Step-by-step Explanation

✅ Step 1: Assign values

a = True
b = False

✅ Step 2: Evaluate the condition in the if statement

if a and b or not a:

We apply operator precedence:

• not has higher precedence than and, which has higher precedence than or.

• So Python evaluates the expression like this:

if (a and b) or (not a):

Now evaluate each part:

• a and b → True and False → False

• not a → not True → False

So:

if False or False:

This simplifies to:

if False:

✅ Step 3: Since the condition is False, the else block runs:

else:
    print("Stop")

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 Final Output:

Stop

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 Key Concepts:

• Logical AND (and): Only True if both operands are True.

• Logical OR (or): True if at least one operand is True.

• Logical NOT (not): Reverses the truth value.

• Operator Precedence: not > and > or

HANDS-ON STATISTICS FOR DATA ANALYSIS IN PYTHON

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