Sathyaish wrote: > I) What does the following expression evaluate to? > > a < b == c > > 1) (a < b) and (b == c) > 2) (a < b) or (b == c)
then later > 1) It is easier to learn through an interactive medium like a forum; There is a convenient alternative to asking basic questions on c.l.py or ploughing through formal docs. When you have a clear conception of the possible outcomes it is also reliable. >>> 1 < 2 == 3 False It can't be 'or' then. In short, the interactive prompt is *the* tool to learn about language features and libraries. Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
