Python Coding challenge - Day 270| What is the output of the following Python Code?

Code Explanation:

1. print(True == 1)

In Python, the bool type (True and False) is a subclass of the int type.

True is internally represented as the integer 1, and False is represented as the integer 0.

The equality check True == 1 evaluates to True because they are effectively the same in Python.

Output: True

2. print(False == 0)

Similarly, False is represented as the integer 0 in Python.

The equality check False == 0 evaluates to True because they are equivalent.

Output: True

3. print(True + True)

Since True is equivalent to 1, adding True + True is the same as adding 1 + 1.

The result of this addition is 2.

Output: 2

Final Output:

True

True

2