Operator Precedence

Question

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

Please explain this more simply.

Answer 1

The equality operator "==" has a higher precedence as the "or" operator, so first the statement with "==" is solved, after that the "or" is solved. Parentheses have higher precedence as "or" and "==", so the statement inside them is solved first.

Answer 2

First
False == False --> True, True or True --> True

Second
False or True --> True, True == False --> False

Third
False == False --> True, True or True --> True