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I've got and a boon to computer here I'm going to start Python 3.

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What type is true.

3
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Be careful when I press enter here.

4
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What's gonna happen.

5
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Notice I get an error.

6
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True is not defined what type however is true.

7
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Written like that.

8
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Notice it's a Boolean true or false.

9
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What type is false.

10
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Notice error but change that to uppercase.

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It's a boolean.

12
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So as an example is one equal to one.

13
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That's true.

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Is one equal to two.

15
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No that's false.

16
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Is one equal to two minus one.

17
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That's true.

18
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Billions allow us to determine if something is true or false and then do something accordingly.

19
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So as an example I'm in England at the moment a boolean that I would use is.

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Is it raining outside.

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True.

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Take a umbrella.

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False.

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Don't take an umbrella.

25
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Well in England you probably want to take it with you.

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But on a day like today it's sunny.

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No rain is predicted so I don't need an umbrella.

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It's false.
