Question

What is the output of this program? hat = True coat = False scarf = True print(hat or coat and scarf) (1 point)

Answer 1

To determine the output of the program, we need to evaluate the expression inside the `print` statement: `hat or coat and scarf`.

In Python, the `and` operator has higher precedence than the `or` operator, so the expression will be evaluated as follows:

1. First, evaluate the `coat and scarf` part:
- `coat` is `False`
- `scarf` is `True`
- So, `coat and scarf` evaluates to `False` (because any `and` operation involving `False` results in `False`).

2. Now we have the expression `hat or (coat and scarf)`, which simplifies to `hat or False`.

3. Since `hat` is `True`, the expression evaluates to `True`.

Therefore, the output of the program will be:

```
True
```