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Boolean Operators
I dont understand why 'True and False' are considered correct as boolean operators yet 'true and false' is not. Can someone please explain to me why this is so?
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Because they are keywords, and keywords as identifiers (variable names, function names...) are case sensitive ^^ So, True and False exists, but not true and false (until you define them explicitly: true = True; false = False :P)
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