Can the Boolean values, True and False, be represented by 1 and 0 respectively?

Answer 1

In general, any value except null/nil/0 will be considered to be 'True', while 0/... will mean 'False'.

Answer 2

YES they can
when boolean values are represented in numbers
True=1
False=0
(however any non-zero value would be True when converted to boolean using bool() )

in python ,
True + True =2
True*True =1
True*2 =2
True/5 =0.2
False+True+2=3
and so on...

Answer 3

depends on what you're setting the output for each case..