Python: How does python executes multiple boolean in one statement?

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ANSWER 1

AND has a higher precedence than OR.

True or False and False and True -> True or TRUE and True -> True or TRUE -> TRUE.

Like @Dean Dumitru has said and like it said in this answer here; the AND has a higher precedence than OR.

Hence, your condition could be rewritten in this way:

True or ((False and False) and True) -> True or (False and True) -> True or False -> TRUE