🧠 Brain teaser for coders! Tag a friend who’ll get this wrong 😂 Let’s see who gets it right 👇

@Python_Dv Nothing is printed. Step by step: › x > y → 7 > 3 → True › not True → False › Condition is False → ifblock skipped › Nothing prints For beginners: "not" flips the boolean! not True = False, not False = True.

@Python_Dv C) None x > y is True (7 > 3) not True = False So the if block never runs. Nothing prints. The code just stares at you silently like your bugs at 3am 💀

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv Check the condition: x>y --> 7>3 --> True Apply not: not True --> False So the if condition is False, and the print(x) line does not run. Ans--> C) None

@Python_Dv if C: None means nothing being printed then that. as nothing would be printed.

@Python_Dv Output: (no output) If you must pick from the options given, the closest is C) None (meaning “nothing printed”), but technically the program prints nothing

@Python_Dv C) none

@Python_Dv Option C : None

@Python_Dv Here is my answer in #yoruba a language spoken by #Nigerians in the South West. My custom IDE supports multiple languages. Give it a shot.

@Python_Dv C) None — condition false hai, so no output 👍

@Python_Dv none

@Python_Dv C) None 'x > y' is true, so 'not x > y' is false. The print statement doesn't run.

@Python_Dv B False

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv C) None

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv C. None

@Python_Dv None

@Python_Dv Nothing

@Python_Dv None

@Python_Dv None

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv None 7>3=True

@Python_Dv Who writes code like this? Seriously?