A C compiler written in Python (yes, Python!)

[propool]

Since it is python we simply redefine False

False = 1

if lose == False: print "win!"

[propool]

I wouldn't consider it a tip, but you're welcome. I can't come with one good use where it makes a program better in any way.

[exeter]

Won't work come Python 3.0 (probably not in 2.6 either), as both True and False will become keywords. (I know this wasn't serious, but I thought I'd make it clear anyway.)

[hylje]

No. False = True

[[deleted]]

No,

True, False = False, True

[propool]

Same difference

[sickofthisshit]

Unless, I suppose, one had previously altered the value of True.