Python will not output the comment or multi-string literal

Python will not output the comment or multi-string literal

str is defined as global inside the function. Hence, its value is having global scope and is not local to the function.

If str changes inside f1(), the change will reflect outside the function.

city1 has the same value as city2. so city1 is city2 is True

First character is 'B' and it it not equal to 'o' so it will be printed.

Next character is 'o' and it is equal to 'o' so the pass statement will make sure that it resumes from the next statement which is print(i) so it prints 'o' also. Next, we have 'n' and it will be printed.

So, everything will be printed including 'o'. At last, else statement is printed because the loop is not terminated.

Simple -

j = 10 - 5 = 5

i = 5 + 2 = 7

output - * between i and j = 7*5

COMPILATION - the source program is translated once (however, this act must be repeated each time you modify the source code) by getting a file (e.g., an .exe file if the code is intended to be run under MS Windows) containing the machine code; now you can distribute the file worldwide; the program that performs this translation is called a compiler or translator;

INTERPRETATION - you (or any user of the code) can translate the source program each time it has to be run; the program performing this kind of transformation is called an interpreter, as it interprets the code every time it is intended to be executed; it also means that you cannot just distribute the source code as-is, because the end-user also needs the interpreter to execute it.

d = {"x":"xx","xx":"None"}

key = "x"

key = d[key] #d[x] = xx

key = d[key] #d[xx] = None

print(key) #None

This is 2 Dimensional data. x[1] means ("Java", 3, (7,8,9)) and x[1][2] means 2nd index from it. Index starts from 0, so the output is - (7,8,9)

Every element of list1 will be compared to list2 in the same order.

10 > 3, 5 > 3, While comparing (8,6) with (2,6) as 8 > 2, so overall it returns True