Python 2.3 True = False

Nick Vargish nav at adams.patriot.net
Mon Mar 24 15:18:16 EST 2003


Rene Pijlman <reply.in at the.newsgroup> writes:


> What did it assign True and False to? And why?

Oh, oh, can I guess? Please?

True = 1
False = not True

Or the other way around, of course... :^) Before they were built in,
some people liked to define them in their code.

Nick

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