I was working in Python 3, I created one If-else statement with the logical operator "&". the result that got was inverse of what actually should have appeared. As: a=20 b=30 if a==b & a==20: print("a is equal to b") else: print ("a is not equal to b") This condition should have printed out the else condition since the first statement "a==b" is a false statement and the second statement "a==20" is true. Mathematical logic says when a statement in "&" condition is false result would be false. The strange thing happened when I replaced the condition "a==b" with "b==a", the result was correct. Continue reading...
