Why the output is 2?

Question

a=2
b=3
c=4
d=5
d=a
a=b
b=c
c=d
print(c)

Answer 1

in the logical math field there is a property called the Transitive Property, it means that when a list of things are equal to one another then the extra equalities will be equal. example. a = b, b = c :. a = c.

in the problem it requests c which is c = d, which d = a, and a = 2. you might ask what about the former listings of d = 5 and c = 4. I am also unsure of the output, it could be that the list will take values transtively and in ascending order.

Answer 2

print(c), so we backtrack the value of c.

d was assigned to c, and a was assigned to d. a was initialised to 2, so c would end up holding the value of a, which is 2.

Answer 3

bcoz d assigned its value of a so when c assigns d value ,it will be 2

Answer 4

see this code
match each output with corresponding print line....

https://code.sololearn.com/ctkc3O57d9P1/?ref=app