Python Coding Challenge - Question with Answer (ID 160826)

 

Explanation:

-0 — Negative Zero

The expression -0 means negative zero.

But in Python, when using integers:

-0

is simply:

0

So Python treats both as the same integer value.

 == — Equality Operator

The == operator checks whether two values are equal.

Python evaluates:

-0 == 0

Since -0 is equal to 0:

0 == 0

the result is:

True

 print() — Display the Result

The print() function displays the result of the comparison:

print(True)

 Final Output

True