print(0 or 2)

Question

Why print(0 or 2)
Outputs: 2
I though that 0 - False, 2 - True so False or True
Why is this?

Answer 1

a or b: a if bool(a) else b
a and b: a if not bool(a) else b

Answer 2

0 is a False statement
2 is a True statement

The 'or' operator will chose the first correct statement, which is 2

Answer 3

Yannick Daniel Gibson any number different than 0 is considered to be a True statement.
if 2:
print("first test")
if -6:
print("second test")
if 0:
print("third test")

OUTPUT:
first test
second test

Answer 4

Had to think 'bout how operators work, actually, my understanding was a bit off, but now I get it. Thanks!