Why is the ANSWER 5?

Question

spam = 7
if spam > 5:
print("five")
if spam > 8:
print("eight")

Answer 1

Technically, the answer isn't "5" but "five" ;P

- Value of 'spam' is set to 7 at first line.
- Next line you have an enbranchment conditional statement: as 7 ( 'spam' value ) is greater than 5, the print("five") is esxecuted.
- Finally you have another conditional statement, but as 7 is not greater than 8, print("eight") isn't executed...

Answer 2

Because 7 is more than 5 which is first condition and less than 8 which is last condition

Answer 3

becuse first if is true