Python bool() Function
In Python there is bool() function that converts variables of any type into a variable of boolean type (True or False). Let's look at an example for better understanding.
Input:
zero = 0
print(bool(zero))
Output:
False
Input:
one = 1
print(bool(one))
Output:
True
Input:
number = 10
print(bool(number))
Output:
True
Any digit other than zero is True.
Input:
x = None
print(bool(x))
Output:
False
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You have three numbers of different numeric types, you have to return a boolean object from each of one.
Solution
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In Python there is bool() function that converts variables of any type into a variable of boolean type (True or False). Let's look at an example for better understanding.
Input:
zero = 0
print(bool(zero))
Output:
False
Input:
one = 1
print(bool(one))
Output:
True
Input:
number = 10
print(bool(number))
Output:
True
Any digit other than zero is True.
Input:
x = None
print(bool(x))
Output:
False
Swipe to start coding
You have three numbers of different numeric types, you have to return a boolean object from each of one.
Solution
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