1) False:
It evaluates to False because in python there is something called 'short-circuit-evaluaition', no Exception because of the null division is thrown.
If you would write that the other way around and exception would be thrown.
2) 5:
This will result in the number 5!
In python there is a so called ternary operator: if else
3) True:
This will evaluate to True, basic logical evaluation
4) False:
This will evaluate to False, because HelloAliHelloAliHelloAli != HelloHelloHelloAliAliAli