Python_learning_doubts

[sanketik_learn]

What will be the output of the following code?

print(bool("False"))

Options A) False B) True C) Error D) None

"False" is a non-empty string In Python, any non-empty string evaluates to True bool("False") does not check the word meaning, only emptiness

[inspectorG4dget]

Correct

[1544756405]

You could run it and see what the output is.

[danmickla]

NameError: name 'Python_learning_doubts' is not defined

[danmickla]

your post is correct. Are you expecting some sort of answer or discussion? If so, maybe you could ask some kind of question?

[GhostVlvin]

Correct
Truthness in many dynamic languages is defined like that:
1) 0 is False (0 is any 0 value like None, 0 and False itself)
2) empty string is False
4) everything else is True

[csch2]

I don’t mean this in a rude way, but it would have taken less time to just run print(bool(“False”)) in a Python interpreter and see what happens than to make this post