Wrong answer?

Question

So I came across this question and it states the answer is 3. Wouldn't it be 3 and 7? Is question was found on if statements. Question 3/3.

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What is the output of this code?
num = 7
if num > 3:
print("3")
if num < 5:
print("5")
if num ==7:
print("7")
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Answer 1

Effoffwillyageez The point is that "if num == 7" is more indented than "if num < 5". The condition num < 5 is false, so it won't even check if num == 7. Everything that is on the same indentation level as "if num < 5" (or even further indented) won't be executed because the initial condition num < 5 is false. Anything after line 4 won't be executed.

Answer 2

the answer is 3 because the condition was met on the first if statement and the next nested was false. so it stopped

Answer 3

Oh. So if the condition is met before the rest of the code inside the nest is executed then it doesn't need to execute the rest?

Answer 4

python compiler executes line by line so output will be 3 when first condition faiks then it jumps to next one hope you are cleared