Python Coding Challenge - Question with Answer (ID -210326)

 

Code Explanation:

🔹 1. Variable Initialization (x = None)

A variable x is created

It is assigned the value None

None means:

👉 No value / empty / null

It belongs to a special type called NoneType

🔹 2. Condition Check (if x == False:)

This checks whether x is equal to False

Important concept:

None and False are not the same

Even though both behave as false-like (falsy) values

✅ So the condition becomes:

None == False → False

🔹 3. If Block (print("Yes"))

This block runs only if the condition is True

Since the condition is False

❌ This line is not executed

🔹 4. Else Block (else:)

When the if condition fails

👉 Python executes the else block

🔹 5. Output Statement (print("No"))

This line runs because the condition was False

Final output:

No

🔹 Key Concept: None vs False

None → represents no value

False → represents boolean false

They are different values, so comparison fails

🔹 Final Output

No

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