Why?

Question

print( bool('0==1') )
This gives True, which is counterintuitive to me.
0 == 1 is not True therefore it is False, isn't it?

Answer 1

strings are always True
it means that ,
bool("wi")==True
bool("2")==True
bool("True")==True
bool("False")==True
bool("1==2")==True

only empty strings returns False
bool("")==False

hope I helped

Answer 2

The string "0==1" is not 0, so it is evaluated to True.
Try print( bool(0==1)) instead.

Answer 3

strings are always True
it means that ,
bool("wi")==True
bool("2")==True
bool("True")==True
bool("False")==True
bool("1==2")==True

only empty strings returns False
bool("")==False

hope I helped

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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