What is the out of this code? Why?

Question

x, y=5, 0
test=x**y>0
QA=(0, 1)[test]
print(QA)

Answer 1

Because 5**0>0 evaluates to True, test get assigned to True.

In Python booleans work very similarly to integer values of 0 and 1 and can thus be used to index a list, or tuple in this case.

(0, 1)[True] equals (0, 1)[1], which evaluates to 1 and QA will equal 1.

Answer 2

We know that anything power zero is one. So 5^0=1. Test=1>0=True