Python Coding challenge - Day 1249| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Code Explanation:

1️⃣ Assigning a

a = 10

The variable a stores the value 10.

a → 10

2️⃣ Assigning b

b = 20

The variable b stores 20.

b → 20

3️⃣ Assigning c

c = 30

The variable c stores 30.

c → 30

So we have:

a = 10

b = 20

c = 30

4️⃣ Understanding a < b < c

x = a < b < c

Python treats this as a chained comparison:

a < b  AND  b < c

Substitute the values:

10 < 20  → True

20 < 30  → True

Both conditions are True.

Therefore:

x = True

⚠️ It is not evaluated as (a < b) < c.

5️⃣ Understanding a < b > c

y = a < b > c

This is also a chained comparison:

a < b  AND  b > c

Now substitute:

10 < 20  → True

20 > 30  → False

Because both conditions must be true:

True AND False → False

Therefore:

y = False

6️⃣ print(x, y)

print(x, y)

At this point:

x = True

y = False

So Python prints:

✅ Final Output

True False

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