a = 0
if a == False:
print a
in php I can say:
$a = 0;
if $a === false {
echo $a;
}
The triple === in ph开发者_运维问答p check for the value within the same type, thus making the integer 0 not be read as a boolean value False How can I do this in python? I would like to differentiate between 0 the integer and False the boolean value in a simple if statement.
You should use the is
keyword in that case. It's the identity operator, the same as ===
in PHP.
>>> a = 0
>>> if a is False:
... print a
...
>>>
type()
will give you the type of an object. But if you're worried about distinguishing between 0
and False
then perhaps you should use None
instead.
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