Clearly these three things can't be True at the same time, so it executes the 'else' clause.
You wont get an error when you use isinstance - it simply returns False if the variable isn't the type you asked about.
There is a bug here - but it is in your code.
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From: "Yatharth Saini 9A" <yatharthraisaini8h34@gmail.com>
To: docs@python.org
Sent: Friday, 17 Dec, 21 At 16:14
Subject: [docs] Basic But Very Major Bughi,I am a beginner, but still you must see this prob.See this code:If i will Put the value of X = 1,it will show Not Valid! ,At this moment python should show an error that , how can be the variable X , be int and float at the same time ,But still it shows Not Valid!I think it needs to be fixed to make python more intelligent language.if isinstance(x, int) and isinstance(x, float) and x=='1':print("Valid type!")else:print("Not valid!")
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