1+1*false=1~true

Question

how is the solution to this question false?
it should be true!

Answer 1

First of all, this is not a working python code. There are at least 3 mistakes in it.

1. The most important. ~ is an unary operator not a binary one. You can use ~x, not a~b.

2. = is an assignment operator. Use == to check for equality.

3. False and True not false and true. Python is case sensitive.

Thus, formulate your question correctly to get the right answer.

Answer 2

The operations aren't performed from left to right. Multiplication happens before addition, so it first figures out 1*false, then adds 1 to that. The result is 1 on the left, and 0 on the right, or 1 == 0, which is false.

Answer 3

thanks for the reply. :-)