Describe how Python evaluates an expression containing parentheses.

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Describe how Python evaluates an expression containing parentheses.

A Python expression is evaluated by first evaluating each of the sub-expressions in the parentheses, and then using those values to complete the evaluation. If the expression contains nested parentheses, the evaluation is performed by evaluating the innermost parentheses first and working outwards from there.

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