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Python assumes all non-zero and non-null values as __________.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by brainlysme12
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The answer is true

Making decisions involves choosing a plan of action from a variety of options in order to achieve a certain goal.

  • The conditional test returns either a true or a false result.
  • The term "decision making" in a language for programming refers to the idea of analyzing and coming to a conclusion.
  • The word "true" is equivalent to the word "yes," which is equivalent to the number 1.
  • "False" is equivalent to "no," which is equivalent to 0, and "0" is equivalent to "False."

Therefore, the Python programming language assumes any non­zero and non­-null values as true, and if it is either zero or null, then it is assumed as a false value.

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