-1 OR 3*2>5 --

Result depends on the language, but the usual interpretation is that the expression is true.

Reason:

• 3*2 > 5 → 6 > 5 → True
• -1 is nonzero, hence truthy in most contexts
• True OR True → True

Language-specific notes:

• Python: -1 or (3*2>5) evaluates to -1 (the first truthy operand). If you want a boolean result, wrap with bool(...) → True.
• C/Java/JavaScript (boolean OR in many exam contexts): the logical OR yields 1/true when evaluated as boolean.
• SQL: this depends on dialect; often -1 is treated as true in a boolean context, so the result would be true.

If you tell me the exact language or course (e.g., Python, C, Java, SQL), I can give the precise final value. Also, the trailing “--” looks like a comment marker; in SQL that would start a comment.