How does the answer 2 explain the following boolean logic code?

Question

If not True:
Print("1")
Elif not (1+1==3):
Print("2")
Else:
Print("3")

Answer 1

the first logic check will always return False because "not True" equals False (the opposite of True),
then we go to the second check which brakes down: 1+1 is 2,so 2=3 is False,
now "not (2=3)" - we just reverse the answer which was False so now it's True,

once an If statement is true, we execute it's indented statements and leave the whole lf block - so we get 2 as the answer to the block

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Answer 2

Thanks