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please explain me Boolean in python

+13 votes
asked Aug 18, 2023 by Rachel Gajbhiv (220 points)

3 Answers

+1 vote
answered Aug 28, 2023 by Peter Minarik (86,580 points)

This site covers the basics. Go ahead and check it out.

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answered Aug 30, 2023 by Murat Gezer (140 points)

In the Python programming language, Booleans are data types that can take one of two values: True or False. They are used to represent the result of a logical test, such as whether a condition is met.

For example, the following code checks if the number 10 is even:


def is_even(number):
  """Returns True if the number is even, False otherwise."""
  return number %2 == 0

print(is_even(10)) # True
print(is_even(9)) # False


is_even() takes a number as input and returns a Boolean value. The return statement returns True if the number is even and False if the number is odd.

In the first print statement, is_even() is called with the number 10 as input. Since 10 is even, the function returns True and this value is printed to the console. In the second print statement, is_even() is called with the number 9 as input. Since 9 is odd, the function returns False and this value is printed to the console.

Booleans are used in many other parts of Python, such as conditional statements and loops.

commented Sep 12, 2023 by Rakesh Hussenpalli (100 points)
In Python, For suppose write an conditions between any number of variables or values.
If conditions are satisfy It returns True otherwise False.  So Boolean are (True or False)

Example:
a=10
b=20
x=a<b  #condition
print(x)  #True

In the above code, given condition is satisfy.
So it returns True
+1 vote
answered Nov 7, 2023 by Gulshan Negi (1,580 points)
Well, here is the code.

x = 5
y = 10

# Example of a boolean expression
is_greater = x > y  # Evaluates to False

and now an expression of code:

== for equal
!=  for not equal
<  for less than
>  for greater than
<=  for less than or equal to
>=  for greater than or equal to

Thanks
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