print(6 and 0 or 5==9 and 4 and '7' or 0 and 8)
print(4 or 8 and 56==0 or 5 and 0 or 5 and 'hoe' or 0 and 'f')
what is the order of computation of multiple logical operators in python? is it sequentially from either side?
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3https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html#operator-precedence – jonrsharpe Apr 13 '20 at 12:47
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It follows the precedence order as defined in operator precedence.
In short, NOT > AND > OR.
Your code translates to:
(6 and 0) or (5==9 and 4 and '7') or (0 and 8)
(4) or (8 and 56==0) or (5 and 0) or (5 and 'hoe') or (0 and 'f')
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