Python False Keyword
Definition and Usage
The False keyword is a boolean value, which is the result of a comparison operation.
The False keyword is equivalent to 0 (True is equivalent to 1).
More Examples
Example
Other comparisons that return False:
print(5 > 6)
print(4 in [1,2,3])
print("hello" is "goodbye")
print(5 == 6)
print(5 == 6 or 6 == 7)
print(5 == 6 and 6 == 7)
print("hello" is not "hello")
print(not(5 == 5))
print(3 not in [1,2,3])
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