True and False values in Python

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• None
• 0
• "" (empty string)
• False
• []
• {}
• ()

Everything else is true.

examples/boolean/boolean_values.py

values = [None, 0, "", False, [], (), {}, "0", True]

for v in values:
    if v:
        print("True value:  ", v)
    else:
        print("False value: ", v)

# False value:  None
# False value:  0
# False value:
# False value:  False
# False value:  []
# False value:  ()
# False value:  {}
# True value:   0
# True value:   True

None is like undef or Null or Nill in other languages.