a = 10 b = 60 if a and b > 20 : print('Hello') else : print('Hi')

Code - 

a = 10

b = 60

if a and b > 20 :

  print('Hello')

else :

  print('Hi')

Explanation -

The above code checks the condition a and b > 20. In Python, the and operator has a higher precedence than the comparison (>), so the expression is evaluated as (a) and (b > 20).

Here's how it breaks down:

The value of a is 10.

The value of b is 60.

The first part of the condition, a, is considered "truthy" in Python.

The second part of the condition, b > 20, is also true because 60 is greater than 20.

So, both parts of the and condition are true, and the print('Hello') statement will be executed. Therefore, the output of the code will be:

Hello