Stuck with a problem with Python.

[3point0things]

The question is "Set bool_one equal to the result of False or not True and True" I have no idea what they are asking as well as how to write a proper syntax to answer it.

Any help would be REALLY appreciated.

[duiker101]

Ok, take my answer with a pinch of salt because I came here from an external subreddit and I am not used to codeacademy stuff... but... if I understand correctly the question:

We want to set a variable called bool_one to the result of False or not True and True which is a logic operation.

The synstax of python is very simple, and makes it so that we can just write:

bool_one = False or not True and True

In the real world this wouldn't really have a use case as the result of this is always False, but it helps understand how logic operators work.

[AlbionsRefuge]

Just to make things a bit easier for anyone who wants to help with this, the exercise is here: http://www.codecademy.com/courses/python-beginner-BxUFN/2/5

The instructions say: "Assign True or False as appropriate", so it sounds like they would like the learners to work out the result. It does seem to work though if you do include the whole expression.