isn't --- my_boolean -- in the given example considered as variable?

Question

my_boolean=True
print(my_boolean)

o/p --
True
# but when I assign it some other word , it shows error.
also that when I change this variable name from my_boolean to my_bool , then also it shows error.

Answer 1

well, if you want the variable to be a boolean value then it can only store two valid values: True or False.
if you want it to be of another type just remember to add quotes if its a string type.
and the error when changing the name of the variable may be because you didn't update the name of the variable when its called within the print function.

Answer 2

you need to make true a string by adding quotes "true".
or str(true)

Answer 3

my_boolean=True <--- line 1
print(my_boolean) <--- line 2
if you change only in line 2 or only line 1
the NameError occur for sure
if you want to change the name of variable try both lines

Answer 4

It worked for me changing it to my_bool. Just make sure you change the place holder and also when you do the print command