Python Coding Challenge - Question with Answer (ID 310726)

 

Explanation:

🔹 Line 1: 10 == 10.0

Python first compares:

10 == 10.0

Explanation

10 is an integer (int)

10.0 is a floating-point number (float)

When comparing an int and a float, Python converts the integer to a float.

So it becomes:

10.0 == 10.0

Result:

True

🔹 Line 2: 10.0 == True

Now Python compares:

10.0 == True

Explanation

True is actually an integer internally.

True == 1

False == 0

So Python converts it to:

10.0 == 1

Result:

False

🔹 How Chained Comparison Works

The expression

10 == 10.0 == True

is NOT evaluated like this:

(10 == 10.0) == True

Instead, Python treats it as:

(10 == 10.0) and (10.0 == True)

Substitute the results:

True and False

Final result:

False

🔹 Step-by-Step Evaluation

Step 1

10 == 10.0

⬇

True

Step 2

10.0 == True

⬇

10.0 == 1

⬇

False

Step 3

Python combines them:

True and False

⬇

False

Output:

True