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Boolean values. Python has two boolean values, called True and False . Boolean values represent truth values in logical expressions. The
built-in comparison operations, >, <, >=, <=, ==, != , return these values.
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1.5 Controlor returned. Python
includes several false values, including 0, None , and the boolean value
False . All other numbers are true values. In Chapter 2, we will see that
every built-in kind of data in Python has both true and false values.
<span>Boolean values . Python has two boolean values, called True and
False . Boolean values represent truth values in logical expressions. The
built-in comparison operations, >, <, >=, <=, ==, != , return these values.
>>> 4 < 2
False
>>> 5 >= 5
True
This second example reads "5 is greater than or equal to 5", and corresponds to
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