[BlueCat]

For the noobies(including myself).

I like doing little games. :troll:

Ok. Let's get started.

Code:

A = 2 A = 6 A = 8 A = 10 A = 20 B = 2 B = 6 B = 8 B = 10 B = 20

Now we've got that out the way. What does a == b equal to and it is true or false? :troll:

[alok9shm]

Please don't mess with Caps and Smalls. If you mean A==B, then It will return True, as A contains 20 and B also contains 20.

[NinjaKnight]

This would always be true. A will last be edited by 'A = 20', and B will always be edited last by 'B = 20'.

Hence, it will always be true.

-NinjaKnight-

[thewalker]

true all the time simple enough i think once you figure out that a=20 and b=20

[BlueCat]

Please don't mess with Caps and Smalls. If you mean A==B, then It will return True, as A contains 20 and B also contains 20.

I know but since am on my phone it automatically doed capital letters

[alok9shm]

Please don't mess with Caps and Smalls. If you mean A==B, then It will return True, as A contains 20 and B also contains 20.

I know but since am on my phone it automatically doed capital letters

Hmmm.. Variable names in Python are case sensitive. Take care of that.

[BlueCat]

Please don't mess with Caps and Smalls. If you mean A==B, then It will return True, as A contains 20 and B also contains 20.

I know but since am on my phone it automatically doed capital letters

Hmmm.. Variable names in Python are case sensitive. Take care of that.

I know....

[1234hotmaster]

are you asking for a truth table of some sort?

[Windows65]

If you create a loop to check every variable in order, the result would be True every time.
If you add all A vars and all B vars the outcome would be the same.
It just depends on how you think about it, their are many answers to this question.