Hi,
The names of Pythonda boolean data types are True and False.
You must pay attention to this naming when using a condition.
print(type(True)) #<class 'bool'>
print(type(true)) #NameError: name 'true' is not defined
print(bool(0)) #False
print(bool(1)) #True
print(bool("")) #False
print(bool("a")) #True
my_string_var = "False"
print(type(my_string_var)) #<class 'str'>
my_bool_var = bool(my_string_var)
print(my_bool_var) #True
print(type(my_bool_var)) #<class 'bool'>
my_string_var = ""
print(type(my_string_var)) #<class 'str'>
my_bool_var = bool(my_string_var)
print(my_bool_var) #False
print(type(my_bool_var)) #<class 'bool'>
my_var_first = 1
my_var_second = 0
print(bool(my_var_first)) #True
print(bool(my_var_second)) #False
my_var_first = "1"
my_var_second = "0"
print(bool(my_var_first)) #True
print(bool(my_var_second)) #True
