The answer is D. The program prints:
False
This answer was checked by running the program for real.
Why?
First Python works out each side: 1 > 4 is False and 4 < 3 is False. and is True only if both sides are True.
Trace table
A trace table follows the program step by step. Here’s this one:
| part | value |
|---|---|
| 1 > 4 | False |
| 4 < 3 | False |
The code again
print(1 > 4 and 4 < 3)Try it: change one number in the program and predict the new output before you run it.