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Neither the `==` nor the `in` happens first. They're both [comparison operators](https://docs.python.org/3.5/reference/expressions.html#comparisons), with the same precedence, so they're chained. The line is equivalent to `False == False and False in [False]`, which is `True`.

Same thing with the snippet below:

```python
>>> (True == False) == False
True
>>> True == (False == False)
True
>>> True == False == False
False
```

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