Exam Tedious Question

import math
import random

var = 55
print(var)

def findTheOutput(inputString, inputList, inputTuple):
    # Easy
    var = "Test"
    string1 = "\"\\\"\n\"\\\""
    int1 = int(math.pow(3, 2) // 2 ** 2)
    float1 = 7E-2
    string2 = str(float1) + str(int(float1))
    string3 = string2
    string3 *= int1
    output = """{}
{}
{}
{}
""".format(string1, string3, string1, var)
    a, b, c = inputTuple
    print(a * int(c) + b)

    # Hard
    output += "The current length of the variable inputString is " + str(len(inputString))
    inputString = inputString[-10:12:2][::-1] + "ecabd"[2]
    output += "\n{:*^20s}\n".format(inputString)
    for c in inputString:
        if c != "*":
            output += c.upper()
    output = output + "\n"
    if not(not(True or False) or True == True and output > inputString or True < False):
        output += str(bool(True -1))
    if str(0.0) in string3 and "i".upper() in inputList[4]:
        output += str(bool(False +1))
    inputList[1] = int(str(inputList[1])[::-1]) # 69
    inputList[4].remove("t")
    inputList[4].extend(["S", "T"])
    inputList.pop(2)
    inputList[3] *= inputList[0].count("i") + (inputList.index(0) - 2)
    inputList = inputList + ["Te", "st"]
    inputList.pop(0)
    inputList[1] = not inputList[1]
    print(inputList)

    # Ah finally done!
    return output

def main():
    toOutput = "A random string"
    toOutList = ["StringThing", 96, 6E9, False, ["L", "I", "s", "t"]]
    toOutTuple = ("One", "Two", "3")
    print(toOutList)
    print(findTheOutput(toOutput, toOutList, toOutTuple))
    print(toOutput)
    print(toOutList)

main()
print(var)