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I can't understand this code. Anyone can explain please!

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

30th Nov 2017, 2:33 PM
Hasintha Lahiru
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Firstly, '==' has a higher precedence than 'or'. Secondly 'or' returns True if atleast one of its conditions is true. Thirdly, '()' has higher precedence than '==' and 'or' 1. False == False or True => True or True => True 2. False == (False or True) => False == True => False 3. (False == False) or True => True or True => True
30th Nov 2017, 2:40 PM
Cool Codin
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got it. thank you. 😌😌😌
30th Nov 2017, 2:46 PM
Hasintha Lahiru
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