It's really important to be planted!!!! (Though it seems like I knew that before.)
print(True or False and False) print((True or False) and False) # True # False
Here's a prioritization of python operators
not > and >or
not > and >or
not > and >or
Except where brackets apply
The value returned by an operation is the value that determines the result of the expression operation.
For example, True or False , False or True returns True, True and False returns False.
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