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Python3 conditional with boolean

a = True  # case sensitive, so use True or False
# or
x = 0
a = bool(x)  # this is False, any other number is True
# or
x = 'Non-empty string'
a = bool(x) # this is True 

if a == True:
     print("a is true")

Python If Boolean example

def a_bigger(a, b):
  if a > b and (a - b) >= 2:
    return True
  else:
    return False
  ## Can all be written as just
  ## return (a > b and (a - b) >= 2)

Source: codingbat.com

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