Explain this code

Question

a=0 or 1
b=0 or 2
c=a or b
print (a+b+c)

Output---------------------
4

Answer 1

The "or" operator basically returns a truthy value among the two given values(Truthy value can be anything except 0, None, etc)

So the variable a is assigned 1(truthy value)

Variable b is 2(truthy)

And c is assigned 1(both values are truthy but 1 is specified before 2)

And a+b+c will equal 1+2+1 which is 4
And so it prints 4

Answer 2

Why not take the value of a = 0