Python - Operators and Expression EvaluationWhat will be the output of this code?print(3 != 3 or 4 > 2)ATrueBFalseC3DErrorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Evaluate '3 != 3'3 is equal to 3, so '3 != 3' is False.Step 2: Evaluate '4 > 2'4 is greater than 2, so this is True.Step 3: Evaluate 'False or True'Logical OR returns True if any operand is True, so result is True.Final Answer:True -> Option AQuick Check:False or True = True [OK]Quick Trick: OR is True if any condition is True [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing '!=' with '=='Misunderstanding OR logicExpecting numeric output
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