Python Coding challenge - Day 1169| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Code Explanation:

🔹 1. Creating a Variable

x = 10

✅ Explanation:

A variable x is created.

It stores the integer value:

10

Type of x

type(x)

Output:

<class 'int'>

So:

x → int

🔹 2. Calling print()

print(

✅ Explanation:

print() will display the result returned by isinstance().

🔹 3. Calling isinstance()

isinstance(

✅ Explanation:

isinstance() checks whether an object belongs to a specific type.

Syntax

isinstance(object, type)

Example:

isinstance(10, int)

Output:

True

🔹 4. First Argument

x,

✅ Explanation:

The object being checked is:

10

🔹 5. Second Argument (Tuple of Types)

(str, int)

✅ Explanation:

Instead of checking only one type,

Python checks multiple types:

str

OR

int

Internally Python Checks

x is str ?

Result:

False

Then:

x is int ?

Result:

True

Since one of them is True:

isinstance(x, (str, int))

returns:

True

🔹 6. Returning Result

isinstance(

    x,

    (str, int)

)

returns:

True

🔹 7. Printing Result

print(...)

prints:

True

🎯 Final Output

True

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