Thread: Python-conditions!!!

printing "B" in python??

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1.)
prints 'B' if thing1 <= 10 evaluates to be true.

2.)
if thing1 > 200 is true.

3.)
never.
if thing1 > 200. the first 'if-statement' is executed, thus the 'else if' statement is not. as the 'else' fails.

4.)
if not(thing1 > 10 and thing1 < 10) is true

(thing1 > 10 and thing1 <10) is never true

so the 'not' of something which is never true, is always true.

so it always prints 'B.'