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Yeah, true. You might not see someone use True+ True in their codes because of it's less practical use. But it is necessary for a beginner to know how these things work under the hood.
Well, when I was learning Python, I didn't know that True + True will evaluate to 2. So I think including it in an example will go a long way to help others who want to learn.
Anyways, thanks for your reviews. There are absolutely on point 🚀🚀🚀
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Yes, indeed True and False are just aliases for 1 and 0.
Python is implemented in C language which actually has no boolean type so 1 and 0 are used instead.
I've never seen anyone do
True + Truethough, lol.Yeah, true. You might not see someone use
True+ Truein their codes because of it's less practical use. But it is necessary for a beginner to know how these things work under the hood.Well, when I was learning Python, I didn't know that
True+Truewill evaluate to2. So I think including it in an example will go a long way to help others who want to learn.Anyways, thanks for your reviews. There are absolutely on point 🚀🚀🚀