Why does True or False and False return True?
Because and has higher precedence than or.
So Python evaluates False and False first → False.
Then it checks True or False → True.
Understanding operator precedence is very important when learning Python or preparing for Python Certification Online, because these concepts often appear in coding tests and real-world logic building.
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