What is the highest number printed by this code? print(0) assert "h" != "w" print (1) assert False print(2) assert True print(3)

Question

answer 1

Answer 1

An assertion works by checking whether the expression is true or false.
If it is true, it continues to execute the next function.
If it is false, it stops without moving to the next function.

In this code, “h” != “w” is true, because “h” is not equal to “w”.
So the function after it is run, which is print(1), and 1 is printed.
Then it moves to the next assertion.
“assert False” is false (because False = False), so the code stops running there.
The output of this code is:
>>>
0
1
>>>
The highest number printed by this code is 1, since the code stopped running before reaching print(2) and print(3).

Answer 2

1 is answer

Answer 3

1

Answer 4

1

Answer 5

print(0)
assert "h"! = "w"
print(1)
assert false
print(2)
assert true
print(3)

output : 1

Answer 6

1 is the answer

Answer 7

Assertions
What is the highest number printed by this code?
print(0)
assert "h" != "w"
print (1)
assert False
print(2)
assert True
print(3)
1
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1