This Python code performs the following: 1. A Boolean variable `is_perishable`...

June 28, 2025 at 07:06 PM

is_perishable = True long_shelf_life = not is_perishable print(long_shelf_life)

This Python code performs the following:

  1. A Boolean variable is_perishable is created and set to True.

    • This implies that whatever item or concept is being referred to is perishable.
  2. Another Boolean variable long_shelf_life is created and set to the logical negation (not) of is_perishable.

    • Since is_perishable is True, not is_perishable evaluates to False.
    • Therefore, long_shelf_life is set to False.
  3. The value of the long_shelf_life variable is printed to the console using the print() function.

    • As long_shelf_life is False, False is printed as output.

Summary of Output: The code prints False, meaning the item does not have a long shelf life because it is perishable.

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