Explain me the difference plz

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cHq9E4oeCTWk/?ref=app

Answer 1

"False" is a value that when converted to boolean returns True.

False itself is a boolean that is well, False.

Therefore not "False"->0 (Actually False)
And not False ->1 (Actually True)

Therefore add 1 and see the results.

Answer 2

bool() gives you whether something is True or False. bool("False") is True because you used quotes, which turned False into a string "False", and adding not makes it false, i.e. 0.

Try your code without the quotes 🙂

Answer 3

Sammash Mashsam
I believe that you made a typo. As Python uses Capitalised 'True' / 'False' for its boolean expressions.

Answer 4

not true=false and note that python doesnot use uppercase F or T for boolean expression unlike other languages!!!!!

Answer 5

thank you guys!! got it