Thursday, 5 June 2025

Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01050625)



Step-by-Step Evaluation

1. x = False → so not x becomes:

not x → not False → True

2. Evaluate the right side of the and:


y or z and not y

Remember Python operator precedence:

  • not has highest precedence

  • and comes next

  • or has lowest precedence

So the expression:


y or (z and (not y))

Now substitute the values:

    y = True z = False 
    not y → not True → False

Then:

z and not y → False and False → False

So:


y or False → True or False → True

3. Final expression:


not x and (y or z and not y) → True and True → True

✅ Final Output:


True

 Summary:

  • not x → True

  • y or z and not y → True

  • True and True → ✅ True


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