Right Answer:

The expression will evaluate to True if only one of the conditions (x > y) or (y > x) is True, but not both. In this case, (x > y) is True (since 8 is greater than 4), and (y > x) is False. Therefore, the xor ^ operator will make the result True because only one condition is true

Right Answer:

The == operator checks if the values of two variables are equal, whereas the is operator checks if two variables point to the same data object in memory.