Why is the output of this code also 5? Isn't the if num < 5: an inner statement of the if num> 3 ?

Question

num = 7
if num > 3:
print("3")
if num < 5:
print("5")
if num ==7:
print("7")

Answer 1

The output is just 3.

if num > 3 returns true.
print 3
if num < 5 returns false
end of code

if you change it to if num > 5
Then it prints also 5 and executes the next if statement:
if num == 7 returns true
print 7

output:
3
5
7

Answer 2

Esteban Rueda I think you are mistaken, the output is 3 only and Denise Roßberg explained it nicely

Here is the code if you want to see:-
https://code.sololearn.com/cVbjv3YnnnQK/?ref=app

Answer 3

Dejan Jovanovic let's go through the code line by line
num=7
If num>3: #true so it will go in
Print("3") #"3" printed
If num<5: #False

so it will not execute code within this "if" statement which includes rest of the code so interpreter will end the code.

Answer 4

I still don't get it, why 3??? S.O.S.