I ran into a strange issue with boolean logic while handling different inputs for a simple "yes/no" question. response = input('Use current settings Y/n? ') If I respond with y in the console, then the following print() commands output: print(response) # prints 'y' to the console print(response != 'y' or 'yes') # prints 'yes' to the console print(response == 'y' or 'yes') # prints 'True' to the console The first and last statement behave as I expected, but the second print() I expected to output False. Does anyone know what is going on or why this is? Continue reading...
