why the answer comes yes??

Question

x=True
y= False
z=False

if x or y and z:
print("yes")
else:
print("no!")
here is code why it comes ?

Answer 1

Because of the precedence of operators.
Operator and has higher precedence, it is evaluated first.
Both y and z are false, so false is returned. Then or is evaluated, and or will return true if at least one of the expressions is true. As long as x is true you will get true.

Answer 2

x or y and z => true or false and false
=> true or false
=> true
so the condition of " if " statement is ture
hence it will print yes