How the if statement becomes true in the following code?

Question

sex="F";
if(sex=="m" or "M"):
print("male")
else:
print("female")
O/P---->male

Answer 1

Keerthivasan J

It becomes true because your "or" condition which as nothing just "M" makes it true.

What you did in or isn't comfirm any condition and thus becomes a universal true statement. Therefore it will be always true.

And or means anyone condition should be true so 2nd is true and it run that.

Also Don't use semicolon ";" in python,it doesn't support as you know.

Happy Learning 🙂

Answer 2

Ketan [#Be Happy 😄]
Thank a lot 😁