Operator Precedence

Question

I don't understand this concept:

>>> False == False or True
True
>>> False == (False or True)
False
>>> (False == False) or True
True

Answer 1

Everything that is in parenthesis"()" is operated first as it have highest precedence. Rest is performed from left to right.

1) False == False or True
True or True (as False == False is true)
>>>>True

2) False == (False or True)
False == (True)
>>>>False

3) (False == False) or True
True or True
>>>>True

Answer 2

What you didn't understand? In 1st == has higher precedence ,so that's why it evaluates to True ,in rest bracket ones are evaluated first