Anyone can help me with this?

Question

#py
a= "False"
b="True"
if bool(a)==bool(b):
print(bool(a))
print(bool(b))

Answer 1

Boolean value of a string will be False only if your string is empty. This applies to lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets too.

Answer 2

Surkhab Khan You've used the string data type instead of the boolean data type, which doesn't include the quotes. Any value other than None (which includes ""), False or 0 returns True. Try using them without the quotes.