Question

1. what is output by the code below?

print(\left\ ==
ight\ or false == false)
a. left right false
b. false
c. right
d. true
e. left

1. what is output by the code below?

print(\cat\ != \dog\)
a. false
b. cat
c. dog
d. true
e. cat dog

1. what is output by the code below?

grade = 85
print (grade < 70)
a. 85
b. 70
c. true
d. false
e. there is no output due to a syntax error.

1. what is output by the code below?

greaterthan = 15 > 10
print(greaterthan)
a. false
b. true
c. 10
d. 15
e. there is no output due to a syntax error.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the first code

In Python, the or operator returns True if at least one of the operands is True. "left" == "right" is False, but False == False is True. So the overall expression is True.

Step2: Analyze the second code

The != operator checks if two values are not equal. "cat" and "dog" are different strings, so "cat"!= "dog" is True.

Step3: Analyze the third code

We have grade = 85. The expression grade < 70 is False because 85 is not less than 70.

Step4: Analyze the fourth code

The expression 15 > 10 is True, and we assign this True to the variable greaterThan. When we print greaterThan, we get True.

Answer:

1. d. True
2. d. True
3. d. False
4. b. True