print (1 or fun(1)) # due to short-circuiting, "executed" not printed

a	True
b	1
c	executed
d	The code throws an error

True or false? Let A = False and B = False. What is not(A and B)?

True

False

True or false? Let a be an integer and b be a different integer. The Python expression (a <= b) or (a > b) evaluates to _________:

Let set a = set([1,2,3]) and set b = set([-1,-2,-3]). What is a - b?

a	set([])
b	set([0,0,0])
c	set([1,2,3])
d	set([-1,-2,-3])

Given the following code snippet, what is the output? def fun(i): print "executed" return i def main():

True

False

Let set a = set([1,2,3]) and set b = set([-1,-2,-3]). What is a | b?

a	set([])
b	set([0,0,0])
c	set([1,2,3])
d	set([1,2,3,-1,-2,-3])