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Q) Why does bool(23%2) returns True?
Programming Language: Python
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Answer 1

Answer:

• bool(23%2) returns true. The Python bool() function converts a value to boolean type.

• 23%2 returns the remainder obtained when 23 is divided by 2. 23 divided by 2 leaves reminder 1.

• bool() returns false if the value entered in the parameter are - 0, False, None, empty sequence, empty mapping and so on.

• It returns true if the value entered are other than the values written above.

• So, bool(23%2) returns True.

Answer 2

Explanation:

  Given,

         bool(23 % 2)

         > bool(1)

         > True

• Because boolean values are kind of like binary data they can only store "On" or "Off", "Yes" or "No" types of data/values.
• Also in the Binary system 1 means "On" and 0 means "Off".
• So, it means all other values except 0 are evaluated as True.