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Python Data Types
Python Data Types
What is a Boolean Data Type?
It's time to move to the Boolean data type. Variables that are Boolean data types can take the following values: either False or True.
Keywords False and True are capitalized, if we write lowercase we will get an error.
In Python, data types such as Boolean and integer are very interrelated, namely the default Boolean
value False is represented by an integer 0, and Boolean value True is represented by an integer 1.
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What is a Boolean Data Type?
It's time to move to the Boolean data type. Variables that are Boolean data types can take the following values: either False or True.
Keywords False and True are capitalized, if we write lowercase we will get an error.
In Python, data types such as Boolean and integer are very interrelated, namely the default Boolean
value False is represented by an integer 0, and Boolean value True is represented by an integer 1.
Swipe to show code editor
You have to fill in the blanks so that all expressions will be True.
Thanks for your feedback!
What is a Boolean Data Type?
It's time to move to the Boolean data type. Variables that are Boolean data types can take the following values: either False or True.
Keywords False and True are capitalized, if we write lowercase we will get an error.
In Python, data types such as Boolean and integer are very interrelated, namely the default Boolean
value False is represented by an integer 0, and Boolean value True is represented by an integer 1.
Swipe to show code editor
You have to fill in the blanks so that all expressions will be True.
Thanks for your feedback!
It's time to move to the Boolean data type. Variables that are Boolean data types can take the following values: either False or True.
Keywords False and True are capitalized, if we write lowercase we will get an error.
In Python, data types such as Boolean and integer are very interrelated, namely the default Boolean
value False is represented by an integer 0, and Boolean value True is represented by an integer 1.
Swipe to show code editor
You have to fill in the blanks so that all expressions will be True.