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What would be the output of executing the following code?
[] and 5 |
 [] 5 True False |
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Explanation
If the operand to the left of and is an object and if it evaluates to False, then the result is that object itself.
If the operand to the left of and is an expression and if it evaluates to False, then the result is False If the operand to the left of and is an object/expression that evaluates to True and if the operand to the right of the and is an object, then result is that object itself. If the operand to the left of and is an object/expression that evaluates to True and if the operand to the right of the and is an expression, then result is whatever that expression evaluates to. [] and 5[] The operand to the left of and, [], is empty list and it evaluates to False, so the result is that object itself.
0 and [1, 2, 3]0
The operand to the left of and, 0, is zero and it evaluates to False, so the result is that object itself.
{} and 0/0{}
The operand to the left of and, {}, is empty dict and it evaluates to False, so the result is that object itself.
'' and 0/0''
The operand to the left of and, '', is empty string and it evaluates to False, so the result is that object itself.
() and [1, 2, 3]()
The operand to the left of and, (), is empty tuple and it evaluates to False, so the result is that object itself.
False and 0/0False
The operand to the left of and, is , and it evaluates to False, so the result is False
'Nxt' in 'gknxt'and 0/0False
The operand to the left of and, is the expression, 'Nxt' in 'gknxt', and it evaluates to False, so the result is False
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