In boolean or operator it says if both arguments (statements) are correct then only it prints true.

Question

1==1 ( which is true) how is 2==3 correct? As python is evaluating this entire argument true?

Answer 1

2==3 is False
https://code.sololearn.com/cJ4lQ2xBOjVB/?ref=app

Answer 2

explain this to me then 1==1 and 2==3 result is false how? 1==1 is true but what about the second one it's false so how does the result be produce in this statement?