can someone explain me this example with precedence

Question

x = 4
y = 2
if not 1 + 1 == y or x == 4 and 7 == 8:
print("Yes")
elif x > y:
print("No")

Answer 1

Let's break it down to smaller pieces.

if 1 +1 == y => True
if not 1+1 ==y => False
So the first part of the expression before 'or' is False, therefore the code ignores and looks at the next piece.

x==4 and 7==8 => False
Both expressions must be True before the 'and' will elevate to True.

Therefore, the first complete expression is False, which means print('Yes') will NOT happen.

elif x>y: 4 > 2? => True
print('No') will happen

Output => No

Answer 2

1+1==y is 2==2 this is True
x==4 True
7==8 False
If not True or True and False
not True = False
If False or True and False
If True and False

If False:
print("yes")
elif x>y:
print("No")

x>y is True
So prints No

Answer 3

Raghav A
The most difficult part:
if
1) (not 1+1==y) --> not 2==2 -->False --> 0
2) (x==4) --> True --> 1
3) (7==8) --> False --> 0
4) or is equal to +
5) and is equal to *
6) 0+1*0 --> 0
7) As the if statement is False, it never runs.
elif
1) x>y --> 4>2 --> True.
2) As the elif statement is True, it runs and prints "No".

Answer 4

x = 4
y = 2
In line 3, if (not 1+1==y or x==4 and 7==8) here,

Let's assign the value first,
not 1+1==2 or 4==4 and 7==8

Here precendence is
==, and, or, not
Let's move back to the point.
Then as per precendence we are gonna solve this,

Firstly ==. Then,
not 2==2 or 4==4 and 7==8
not True or True and False

I think you would have learnt about Boolean operator. However let me explain.

Secondly and. Then,
True and True = True otherwise False.
not True or Ture and False
not True or False
I think you would have understood how it's false

Thirdly or. Then,
False or False = False otherwise True.
not True or False
not True = False
Then, if False so it goes to the elif x>y where x>y = 4>2 = True so elif statement is performed.

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