Boolean type and operations. True and false

In Python, logical operators like and and or can stop checking values early, which is called short-circuit evaluation. This means Python may not check both parts of the expression if it already knows the result after looking at the first value.

• With and: If the first value is False, Python doesn't need to check the second value because the whole expression will be False.

• With or: If the first value is True, Python stops because the whole expression will be True.

Now, let's look at two boolean variables:

a = True 
b = False

For which expression will Python only check the first operand (i.e. short-circuit evaluation)?