Why the output of print(True + False) is 1?

Answer 1

Here ,in python true means 1 or false means 0 so when we add both value will be 1

Answer 2

Why not? You can try this:

https://code.sololearn.com/c2KM3jC9eebG/?ref=app

Answer 3

True refers to =1
false refers to=0
so according to your question(true+false)=(1+0)=1

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Their common meaning
1 = True, white, On
0 = False, black, off
In this case
1 + 0 = 1

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Yes that's very true sis cause Boolean can only hold true or false which is 1 and 0 according to my understanding 😁hope it helps correct if I am wrong that's what your hear for so remove the dislike 😁

Answer 8

Is there any print(True - False) exist?

Answer 9

Same discussion topic yesterday (not as much in detail as this one)

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/2399301/?ref=app

Answer 10

In programming languages value of True is considered as 1. whereas false is zero.therefore
In Boolean algebra True + False=1+0=1.

Answer 11

Well it's 1 because False is 0 as an integer and True is 1 as an integer. So 1+0=1

Answer 12

Print(int(True))==>1
Print(int(False))==>0
If you treat True and False for int operations python converts them to integer form

Answer 13

It doesn't exist, sorry bro it exists.
that's mentioned in Alexander Koval🇧🇾

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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Answer 16

True value is 1 and false value is 0 .1+0 =1