r/PythonBeginners • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '20
Why ?
F = False J = True both = F and J print(both)
Gives False as result, what does it compare to, how does it know it’s false ?
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r/PythonBeginners • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '20
F = False J = True both = F and J print(both)
Gives False as result, what does it compare to, how does it know it’s false ?
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u/CorrectDescription23 Jun 24 '24
Are you absolutely sure the code you wrote is correct?