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@PythonDvz What does x and x<3 mean here? I don’t get it when a single x is put here

@PythonDvz x < 3 is = 1 < 3 True print A

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@PythonDvz A since both conditions are true!

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@PythonDvz The `x and x<3` part of the chained comparison is True (so we can ignore the OR condition), so A will print.

@PythonDvz The code outputs "A" because the if-condition evaluates to True for x=1.

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