Explanation
If the operand to the left of
and evaluates to
True, and if the operand to the right of
and is an expression, then the output is whatever the expression evaluates to
If the operand to the left of
and evaluates to
True, and if the operand to the right of
and is an object, then the output is the object to the right of
and
[1, 2, 3] and [4, 5, 6]
[4, 5, 6]
The operand to the left of and is a non-empyty list and it evaluates to True, so the output is the object to the right of and
The operand to the left of and is an expression that evaluates to True, so the output is the object to the right of and
The operand to the left of and is a non empty string that evaluates to True, so the output is what the expression to the right of and evaluates to and in this case 0/7 is 0.0
The operand to the left of and is True, so the output is what the expression to the right of and evaluates to and in this case 12 + 4 is 16
The operand to the left of and is a non empty string that evaluates to True, so the output is the object to the right of and
[None] and 'Python' == 'python'
False
The operand to the left of and is non-empty string and it evaluates to True, so the output is what the expression to the right of and evaluates to and in this case 'Python' == 'python' evaluates to False as python is case-sensitive
[1, 2, 3]
True
6
1