Python Operator Quiz #82: Operators Quiz for Beginners | Python MCQs | Python For Beginners

@yasirbhutta In this video, we dive into a quick Python quiz to test your understanding of boolean logic!

🧠 Here's the code snippet:
```python
flag = not (True and False)
print(flag)
```

🔍 What do you think the output will be? Let's break it down!

- **A) True**
- **B) False**
- **C) None**
- **D) Error**

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[yasirbhutta]

The code you provided performs a simple boolean logic operation in Python:

flag = not (True and False)
print(flag)

Breakdown:

1. True and False:

The and operator in Python returns True only if both operands are True. Otherwise, it returns False.

In this case, since one operand is True and the other is False, the result of True and False is False.



2. not (False):

The not operator in Python negates the boolean value of its operand.

Since the result of True and False is False, applying not to False will negate it, resulting in True.



3. Final Output:

The variable flag will be assigned the value True, and when print(flag) is called, it will output True.




Summary:

The code will print True because the expression True and False evaluates to False, and applying not to False gives True.

[madriq]

True and False is evaluated first. In Python, the and operator has a short-circuit behavior, which means that if the first operand is False, the second operand is not evaluated, and the entire expression returns False. In this case, True and False evaluates to False.
The not operator is applied to the result of the previous expression. Since not negates the truth value of its operand, not False evaluates to True.
The final result is assigned to the flag variable, so flag becomes True.
Therefore, when we print the value of flag, we get:

the output of the code is True.