AJ Ostergaard schrieb:
Hi Ralf,
Thanks for that but why:
>>> '' and True
''
Surely that should be False?!?
No. Please read the section in the language reference about the and/or
operators.
"and" will return the first false value, or the right side. Thus
'' and True -> ''
True and '' -> ''
'a' and True -> True
True and 'a' -> 'a'
"or" does the same, obviously with the or-semantics:
'' or False -> False
False or '' -> ''
'' or True -> True
True or '' -> True
'a' or False -> 'a'
False or 'a' -> 'a'
Diez
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