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Python False keyword: Here, we are going to learn about the False keyword with example.
Submitted by IncludeHelp, on April 15, 2019

Python False keyword

False is a keyword (case-sensitive) in python, it is a Boolean value (a value of class type bool). False is the result of a comparison operation.

Syntax of False keyword

    False

Example:

    Input:
    x = False

    # print
    print(x)

    Output:
    False

Python examples of False keyword

Example 1: Assign False to a variable, print the value and print type of False.

# python program to demonstrate example of 
# False keyword

# assigning False to a variable
x = False
# printing the value
print("x: ", x)

# printing type of False
print("Type of False:", type(False))

Output

x:  False
Type of False: <class 'bool'>

Example 2: Printing the result of some of the comparison operations.

# python program to demonstrate example of 
# False keyword

# assigning False to a variable
x = False
# printing the value
print("x: ", x)

# printing type of False
print("Type of False:", type(False))

Output

False
False
False
False