Can any explain how it works ?? Ans is 3.

Question

a =[1,3,6,7]
print (a[True])

Answer 1

Ravi Kumar Verma
Bhai, By default True and False are associated with Binary,
Where:

False means 0

and

True means 1

So when you used True as index for the list, it automatically used 1 instead of True hence showing you element at Index 1 i.e Value = 3

:) Hope you Got it
Ask ur doubts if u still have any

Answer 2

Ravi Kumar Verma true= 1, so a[true]=a[1]
a[0]=1, a[1]=3,a[2]=6 etc.. a[false]=1

Answer 3

Petr Infinity @Kiibo Ghayal Thank you soo much.i understand now.

Answer 4

Kanishk Mewal thanks broo

Answer 5

True is equivalent to 1
False is equivalent to 0

a[True] = a[1] = 3

>>> Infinity

Answer 6

since True == 1