c is the correct answer because in Python, False is equivalent to 0, and True is equivalent to 1. When checking if 0 is in a list using the in operator, Python will return True if False is present in the list because 0 == False.
A is correct
In Python, the comparison 0 in list evaluates to True because False is treated as equivalent to 0. Here’s an explanation:
False is equivalent to 0 in Python (and True is equivalent to 1).
When checking 0 in list, Python finds False in the list, which is equivalent to 0.
Thus, the condition 0 in list returns True.
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