[Solved] Understanding and, or operations in Python [duplicate]

Question

This is actually very well described in most tutorials; the general rule is: a and b is b if a is true, else it is a; a or b is a if a is true, else it is b. Now, False, None, (), [], {}, '', 0 and 0.0 are all considered false; practically everything else is true.

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This is actually very well described in most tutorials; the general rule is: a and b is b if a is true, else it is a; a or b is a if a is true, else it is b. Now, False, None, (), [], {}, '', 0 and 0.0 are all considered false; practically everything else is true.