Rewrite the following code snippet in 1 line

 

Rewrite the following code snippet in 1 line:

x = 3

y = 3.0

if x == y :

    print('x and y are equal')

else :

    print('x and y are not equal')

Answer: 

print('x and y are equal' if x == y else 'x and y are not equal')

The condition x == y is evaluated.

If the condition is True, the expression before the if (i.e., 'x and y are equal') is executed.

If the condition is False, the expression after the else (i.e., 'x and y are not equal') is executed.

So, in a single line, this code snippet prints either 'x and y are equal' or 'x and y are not equal' based on the equality of x and y.