Python Quiz: What is the Output?

@PythonPr True does equal 1, so A

@PythonPr Output is A .... In Python, True == 1 is true, so the first condition runs and prints "A". After that, Python skips the elif and else. Small but important detail: == checks value, while is checks identity.

@PythonPr The elif condition runs when the if condition is false. so,the output is A

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@PythonPr Output is A

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@PythonPr A

@PythonPr I choose A

@PythonPr This was tricky. I remembered in Python " True" and "False" are similar to Boolean Integers 1,0. So if x =True, then 1==1 would print "A". Once this condition is met, elif and else statment no longer executes. Outpu is "A"

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@PythonPr True=1 in python x==1 1==1 Output A

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@PythonPr A

@PythonPr Print(“A”)laughs out loud

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@PythonPr B

@PythonPr A

@PythonPr C?

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@PythonPr Output is [A]

@PythonPr A obviously

@PythonPr A

@PythonPr A, it's a boolean value.

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@PythonPr A

@PythonPr Moore in FORTH uses " not 0 " as True with -1 canonical True . Iverson APL uses 1 ( single bit ) True so arithmetic works . CoSy converts early at the FORTH level . : 0=I not negate ; : M->I not 0=I ; : I->M not not ;

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@PythonPr A

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