Boolean Values
The Boolean data type in Python is expressed as True or False.Notice how there are no quotes (single or double) around eitherword. That is because the Boolean data type is a state of being andnot a word. The variable value can only be True or False, nothingelse.
To gain some practice with the Boolean data type and IFstructures, write a small program that will analyze the valuestored in my_number. If my_number is greater than or equal to 100,output a Boolean True, otherwise output the Boolean valeu False.Remember you are outputting the Boolean value True or False and notthe text “True” or "False".
boolean.py Boolean Valu... X 1 #declare variables my_number = int() # Get my number from Codio Collapse Boolean Data type 3 4 my_number = int(input) 5 6 7 8 9 # Your code goes here my_number = 100 + 20 num = True numl = False Boolean Values The Boolean data type in Python is expressed as True or False. Notice how there are no quotes (single or double) around either word. That is because the Boolean data type is a state of being and not a word. The variable value can only be True or False, nothing else. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 if my_number > 120: print(num) else: print(numi) To gain some practice with the Boolean data type and IF structures, write a small program that will analyze the value stored in my_number. If my_number is greater than or equal to 100, output a Boolean True, otherwise output the Boolean valeu False. Remember you are outputting the Boolean value True or False and not the text "True" or "False". Code Visualizer Check it! Show diff X LAST RUN on 9/19/2020. 10:48:29 PM Check 1 passed Check 2 failed Output: False Expected: True
