Look at https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtyp...and-or-not
If you have
if all are True, the value of result will be the last expression that is True (expression3)
if not all are True (e.g. expression2 is False) the value of result will return the first False value (i.e. expression2).
If you have
if any is True, result value will be the first True value
if all are False, result value will be last False value
In your case both a and b are True (non-empty tuples), so it always returns the second one
it will be good to look at https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtyp...ue-testing
If you have
result = expression1 and expresion2 and expression3 when interpreter will evaluate the expressions from left to right and:if all are True, the value of result will be the last expression that is True (expression3)
if not all are True (e.g. expression2 is False) the value of result will return the first False value (i.e. expression2).
If you have
result = expression1 or expresion2 or expression3, then:if any is True, result value will be the first True value
if all are False, result value will be last False value
In your case both a and b are True (non-empty tuples), so it always returns the second one
it will be good to look at https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtyp...ue-testing
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