Answer: # If the condition (a != b) is true, we enter the corresponding code block and proceed to check another condition.
# Within that block, we evaluate whether the value of variable 'b' is greater than the value of variable 'c'.
# If this second condition (b > c) is true, we enter the nested code block and execute the associated code.
# The entire expression is (a != b) && (b > c), where '&&' represents the logical AND operator.
# This expression ensures that both conditions must be true for the overall condition to be true.
# In Python, this would be equivalent to writing: if (a != b) and (b > c):
# The indented code following this condition would be executed only if both the conditions (a != b) and (b > c) are satisfied.